Rather sharp criticism of the handwriting of one of the younger Christchurch lawyers was voiced by His Honour Mr Justice Adams in the Supreme Court recently at Christchurch. Of a document he was reading he said: “It is sent with some hieroglyphs purporting to be a signature.” “That signature is of Mr Bland, solicitor, your Honour, ’’ said R. T. Twyneham. “It is desirable that one should.be able to say what the signature is,” commented His Honour. “It is quite impossible to say what these hieroglyphs might be. I suppose with a microscope one might be able to do so,”
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Shannon News, 15 June 1928, Page 2
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