A QUERY.
To the Editor. I be permitted to inquire through the medium of your valuable columns the reason the seat of justice, in the absence of our respected Resident Magistrate, is always occupied (or nearly so) by the same Justices of the Peace on all occasions? Go into the Resident Magistrate’s Court when you will, and if that gentleman is absent the presiding Justices are Messrs Black and Brown. Now what, may I ask, has become of the many other capable gentlemen who are also in the Commission of the Peace ? I may instance, among others, his Worship the Mayor, Mr H. o. hish, and various gentlemen who have presided with credit to themselves and satisfaction to the pubhc, of whom, Mr Editor, your obedient servant Dunedin, February 4. 18 ° NE ’
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Evening Star, Issue 3418, 4 February 1874, Page 2
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132A QUERY. Evening Star, Issue 3418, 4 February 1874, Page 2
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