Wanganui Supreme Court
„ I Monday, April 23. i - ' ' "■ "' ■ j , HENRY V, .SOBTHBfcH ASSURANCE COMPANY. i Mr Jellicoe. for the plaintiff, and ' Mr Bell for the defendants. t ' In this case Mr Jellicoe stated that [ the parties had come to a settlement. [ Mr Bell expressed his regret that I ' they had not been able to inform His . Honor on. Saturday whether the case i would come on. i His Honor thought there should be ■ , a rule providing lor the payment of ' ' jurors in such cases. '. I - .Mr Bell said he would pay the jury ;i if His Honor so directed, but he pointed out that in any case eight > furors would have- had to be put to ; the trouble of attending without payment. Mr J. R. Sommerville, as a juror, alluded to the hardship he had been put to, but His Honor, while agreeing with his statements, could not see his way to assist him. The matttr then dropped. — Herald.
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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 113, 24 April 1888, Page 3
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