THE HUTT TARRING CASE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2065, 1 October 1885, Page 2

THE HUTT TARRING CASE.

(in i ri i i.ini'H, -own ( »>kki M'ovni sr.) Wi 1 1 iv.iov, Wednpt-dav. Ar the MngUtntes Court today, W.ilden was again placed m the dock, eh uged with being coiici'ined in tlic Hutt tailing c.i^e. The him. P. Hucklcy apologised to tlio conit fin thp ]).ut lie took in tin' unseemly Conduct which took place at last hearing. Mr SUttord .il«o apologised. Mr Bucklry obtained |k>i mission to ■imciid LTitam cviduncc gnon by him .it 1 »-t hearing rcl.itive to the (Lite wljhii Ouiitfr called at Ins oilico. Alico Williiiin-> (lallauinc, Imrm.iid at the Royal Hotel, who had been Mibpu-n.ied, was not present, and si wairaut w.ii is-ued for her m re>t. Mr W.iltoi-, hum chant, deposed tliat he knew a nun named McLriland. Tlie hist he leaint of the assault on Muir was by seeing it in tlie papeis. Before tin; assault on Mini, witness had not had anycunersation \\ i tli accused about it, but had .since it happened. Cotald not say whether oi not he had on the 20th August sooken to accused and McLelland together, and al-o that he had soon Mr Buckley. Witness took an intiMOst m tlic tu.il becau^o home of his fi lends h id been diatrgnd into it. At 11.30 the case was adjourned until 2 p.m. for tho pioduction of the giil (lallamne. The remaining e\ idoncc talcsn to-day was not ot much unpoit.incc. .Vccu^cd, re^ei vug ln-» defoncp, was committrd for trial, bul being .illowpd, hinisclt in £200 and two -urettes of IJIOO each. Accused found the bul.