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COURTS.

(Per Press Association). NAPIER, November 1. • The secretary of a bazaar recently held in aid of the Technical School, was fined £2 10s for conducting an art union on goods not considered works of art.

WELLINGTON, November 1. The long-standing case" of Tulford (of Canada) v. Fairflbairn, Wright and Co. (of Christchuroh), involving an infringe^ ment of the pink pills trade mark, concluded to-day, the defendants consenting to judgment restraining them from selling any pills not manufactured by the plaintiff imitating "pink pills. The defendants were absolved from any moral blame dn the matter, the whole trouble being an unintentional and pardonable mistake.

WELLINGTON, November 1. In the case Sells y. Rhodes, toy deter-" mine the domicile of the late Marquis of, Taliacarue, the Appeal Court field that: his domicile at the time of his making] his will,,and at the time-pf his death,' was in New Zealand, and that his movaible psroperty in New Zealand must be admmi^tetred according to the law of New Zealand. >

DUNEDIN, November I. At Port Ohalmers, to-dajj, Wilbea't John Dillon was charged with making a false statement to the Registrar of Electors in claiming enrolment* by stating his age was not under 21 years. The claim for enrolment was sigt?&d in July, whereas Dillon was not 21 ui'-til October. The father of the accused said the paper had been left at?fche house. He was unaware it was'not rightcto sign it, as the lad would be 21 'before the election took "place. 1 he discovered the mistake he wrote and As an apology had been made Mr Widdowson, S.M., mitigated tihej;.penalty to 10s-. and ccsts. ! , ~' ■< :

In a similar charge Against Alfred Hughes the father" of the young man said he w«as'under the impression that his son was born in 1884, and he handed the Bench tihe .record of the birth of his family. Under the circumstances the case .was dismissed.

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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12643, 2 November 1905, Page 5

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315

COURTS. Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12643, 2 November 1905, Page 5

COURTS. Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12643, 2 November 1905, Page 5

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