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tUBTJIALIAN AND N.Z. CADLE ASSOCIATION .MR BRUCE’S INSTRUCTIONS. fßtcoived this day at S a.m.) MEL BOURNE. Odohcr 1. .Mr Bruce states lie lias cabled to the Australian delegates at (lelieva to stand firm against the Japanese amendment to tlie proctoeol.
STEAMER COT’.TSfON CASE. SAIIXEA'. Sept. 20
The Admiralty Court Judge lias delivered judgment in (lie cross actions, arising out of the colli-ion between tile Koo.vong and the Whangapo cabled oil February 28th. last). Alcflraith. McFaeharn and Company, owners of the Koo.vong claimed C-HY ".) damages, and the Union Company owners ot Lie Whangnii '. claime! £l2/100. Ihe Judge considered the master ol the Whangapo blanteahle for tho collision in not keeping out. ol the Koo.vong s way. l ut he was not prepared to sav tlie Koo.vong did not contrihue towards the collision.
The Court ordered the Union Company to pav the cost of the Koayong s damages, when the amount was ascertained. and also to pay tlie costs of the action.
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 October 1924, Page 3
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