WANTED A LAWYER.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1667, 6 February 1913, Page 6

WANTED A LAWYER.

request of two prisoners. When Allan Moody and Harold Bronson ' were formally charged at tho Magistrate s Court yesterday > morning \vit t h a count which amounted to an of their having worked a confidence trick _on ou Auckland;gardener named CSeorw Carson, Moody asked tho Magistrate (Mr. \\. Or. Riddell) if ho could say something before the wise was proceeded with. . , ■ •Moody proceeded (o IJiftt while Jti gaol awaiting tho hearing of the caso he had written through, tho gaoler to endeavour to obtain the services of a solicitor, and that ho had. hot got on answer. . ' , B Tho Magistrate! Do you \rant onoP Moodr: Yes, I would like one. The Magistrate (to Chief-Dotective lil'tv berg, who represented the .pNsecutionh Defendants are entitled to he defended if they wish, to bo and can get tap services of a solicitor. ' , ~ Tho Chief-Dctective: I know nothing about it. They didn't write through tho . ' K Moody.' I wroto through the'gaoler. Tho Magistrate postponed the hearing of tho caso for an hour in order to give Moody land Bronson a chance of scouring Counsel, and when the caso was proceeded with, Mr. 11. F. O'l.eary appeared fur them, Warner's Rust-proof Corsets.—Wo hava many now Styles in this excellent lino, . all fashionably, cut, and os themph' mado for tho troaror, W«)>i£i3n drnj,or», —Advt. . ■ '' ■ '