THE SUN Stop Press

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 559, 11 January 1929, Page 1

THE SUN Stop Press

etSTE WALKER'S DEATH Court resumed at 2.15, with William Bayly in the box. Ml'. Meredith: Had you discussed this matter with your father?—Yes, My father discussed it with me after October S. 1 can’t say how soon after, but within a. week. You wwere into the police office on the following Monday by rerequest?—Yes. Did you discuss it with any others at the Fowler's j house?—Yes, with some. X don't j know how many. It was at the I house. Did they agree with you that I you were there that night, or could | they remember? On the Monday j night, I mean.—They knew this girl j had disappeared from home. That's j all I can remember. You had been j asked, and your wife also, as to your movements on the Monday night.—• Jly wife had not at that time. It !s liuportant from your point of view that you should know where you were On that 'Monday night, Mr. Xortlxfcroft objected to the question on the grounds that it was unfair. Did you know it was important?—No, it was of no importance that I should explain my movements to anyone about the Monday, I did not think so. Mr. Meredith: The police asked you ou ilie Monday following' about your movements on the Monday and Tues- j day?—They did. Did any of them j agreo with you that you were there ; on Monday night?—Xo. Did yuu see anybody at Glen Alcoa when you j arrived back-?—Xot as far as I can remember. , Then you got into bed? —Yes. And stayed there until next