WELLINGTON.
-"? * *,; •■ Yesterday. At tb£'"ttapreroe Court the action •gainst Sir Arthur Gordon was continued yesterday. Mr Hunt, the plaintiff, was under examination all day, and when the Court adjourned he was still in the box. ! r This day.
At the Supreme Cqurt tp-day the case of Hunt sv. Sir jl^Gqrclbn was resumed. Several of the issues* in the.declaration were .strucki/puW andi His. Hpnor. ruled that Sir Arthur Gojdon,had, the power to depose any person, or. persons whom he considered; were dangerous to the peace of the islands. The jury were . reempanelled this morning, and: Mr Harper is now addressing them; It is expected that Counsel's'iaddreßß will be continued this afternoon, The summing up of Judge Richmond and the consideration of the jury will occnpy'some bottfs. ; The Dunedinvgaol commission resumed this morning. "Two 'prisoners have been examined, atid the«evidence so far is unimportant, with, th^e., exception that one prisoner stated .he often saw warderi drunk, and on one occasion Sergt. Watson was so drunk, that he let half the prisoners out'of their. -oellßv ,-! ... '•
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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4537, 20 July 1883, Page 2
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171WELLINGTON. Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4537, 20 July 1883, Page 2
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