THE HAYNE CASE
ALLEGED BEIBERY OF A WITNESS.
iBY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
DTJNEDIN, 9th July. The hearing ivis concluded in the clwrgu against llosina Surah" TMncfie of havinsj nttemptcd to di^suad'.-. by a bribe tlio pri):i'ip^l wihiws "in Ilio Hayne cato tiom giving evidence. Tho brother of tho girl stater! (,!>.»(, when Maciie Mb bit Mster v.-as in 2 pcr.ii-h.yfiteric.il condHiuiK Accused told him her nauiu was Mirg J3vown. and sho had v message for InV, fislnr, but, sI)Q would not tell him the niessaga.
Urtcutivo Boer snlnnittcd ;i slatomrnt by tho accused to the of feet thiit slio told the giri to pull herself together and she would look after tier when she came out. Sho denied saying Hayno would give a lot of money if sho did not speak, or that Inglis would get ten years if ebo did speak. AM clio asked tho giv) was to promise she would, not worry. Accused also denied giving tho name of Brown.
The defonce w.15 reserved, and accused was conjinitl.etl fov trial on bnil.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 8, 10 July 1923, Page 4
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172THE HAYNE CASE Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 8, 10 July 1923, Page 4
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