IN THE SUPREME COURT.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 36, 11 February 1913, Page 6

IN THE SUPREME COURT.

THE CASE AGAINST DR. RUSSELL (iVfr Presi Association.) Christchurch; February 10. In CdnheetioA with "the charge against Charles' dairies Russell of having! attrtiripted to illegally procure which was' adjourned at the last scission of the Supreme Court, at the . Supreme Court co-day application! war made hit further adjournment, His Honor, together with counsel Idr accused' khd ! Air L. W. Stringdr', K. 0., hhlf a' short consultation, ahd thri application for adjournment was : refused; case will proceed this session, probably to-morrow. * CHRISTCHURCH SESSIONS, Christchurch, February 10. At the Supremo Court Queenie Wilsoh pleaded guilty to perjury, and was ordered to come up for sentence When callbd up6n, Edgar Stanley Hall pleaded guilty to two charges of brirtitabreak'ing and theft, and was ordered’ to-conßb up for sentence when nallbd ahd admitted to probation for twelve months. Jas. Alexander Cunningham pleaded guilty to b’reikmg, 1 entering arid’ theft. He was admitted to twelve months’ probation. ( Michael Dempsey' was found not guilty of committing an unnatural acfc . The Grand Jury returned'no bill against Thos. Hobbs, charged with an indecent act, intending to insult.