INTERESTING RAILWAYMEN.
>- 9 . THE LEE.oAsE_ A ‘W}].L_LiINGTON, Aug. 27.’ In the Supi'elii'e“»E‘§oilr'f;A in a case Mal~ta{_in_ L_ee.,,against §he_ Anialgainated Society of Railway’ Servaiifs, M 1: Myers applied for a non-suit, but Mr Justice Ed\'Val'ldS said he could" !not grant one at that stage_ The case was unquestionably a most important one. Richard Hampton, president of :the Society, in the course of evidence, said the executive was very sorry the position had arisen. At the same time it considered it could not do otherwise than remove Lee from ofiice. The lotter had :1 bad effect wi.th some branches and raised questions regarding wiitness and the general seex~etar_\;. After hearing counsel on legal points, His Honour reserved decision.
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Taihape Daily Times, 28 August 1919, Page 5
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116INTERESTING RAILWAYMEN. Taihape Daily Times, 28 August 1919, Page 5
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