SHIPPING TROUBLE
[Australia & X.Z. Cable Association.] Ti I K DKPORTATIOXS. SVDXF.V. Dee. 1. A stop-work meeting of tlie Seamen’s ( niou reached no decision regarding the deportation eases other than that, should Walsh and Johnson ho sent ii way, stop-work meetings be called immediately throughout the Commonwealth when a policy shall lie decided upon. A motion to bring out all the coastal men was rejected. SVDXF.V, Dec. 1. The High Court continued the hearing of Tom Walsh’s ease to-day. It overruled counsel's objection that the ease had been improperly removed B> the High Court. The senior counsel for Walsh then submitted that there was no legal warrant for Walsh's detention, as the Section of the Act under which he was being detained was ultra vires of Parliament under the Constitution. .Argument was proceeding when the Court rose.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 December 1925, Page 2
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136SHIPPING TROUBLE Hokitika Guardian, 2 December 1925, Page 2
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