AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
JUDGES’ RETIRING AGE. By Telegraph.—Press Assn—Copyright. Brisbane, Sept. 30. Judge Real appeared at the bar of ; the Assembly to protest against the Bill compelling judges to retire at seventy, claiming that it threatened deprivation I of the rights upon which judges accepted 1 their appointments and would be unfair and unjust. He had sacrificed £lOO,OOO I by accepting a judgeship. VALUABLE INHERITANCE. Melbourne, Sept. 30. It is stated that J. M‘Gre«or, a well- • known jockey, has inherited £25,000 : from the estate of the late Matthew ' Barr, of Glasgow. The estate was left i to M'Gregor’s father, who in the mean- . time died. M'Gregor and a brother thereupon inherited the estate. According to M‘Gregor’s own statement, he is a son of Dr. D. Grigor, who practised in New Zealand, but because his father disliked the turf he changed his name to McGregor.
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Taranaki Daily News, 1 October 1921, Page 3
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