A SLANDER CASE.
SHIPMAN v. SIMMONS. WR'iYfOR DEFENDANT'S-ARREST - *,; ■■-■ '~ \ V t '' $ '■' ft BitMhil&tKtt> TBIMrAPt4t^OPYUIGft# [Unite© Press Association. I .-.' {Received 10.30 aim.) Melbourne, November 11. ••', In the case, ShipmaU v. Simmons, a claim for £2OOO for alleged slander, plaintiff was granted a'-writ of capias against defendant, who said he would be leaving shortly for .lava. The slander complained of was contained in the words: "This is Shipman's finish. Madame Nordica could put him in gaol for misappropriating her money," which plaintiff alleged defendant uttered aboard the Loongana to three others; also the words: "Shipman has been robbing "Madame Nordica right and left," which it was alleged he uttered at the Hotel Australia, in Sydney, to another person..
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 61, 12 November 1913, Page 6
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115A SLANDER CASE. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 61, 12 November 1913, Page 6
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