A session of the Supreme Court marked by great dignity and solemn. ity took place on Tuesday morni when the Court, Consulate staff, members of the Bar und the general public joined in paying a token of respect to the Into Queen Alexandra.
His Honour Judge Sir Skinner 'Turner took his place on the bench' accompanied by the Consul-General, Mr. Sydney Barton ce. Immediately below them were Mr. G.
King, one, the Registrar, M D. R, Cooke and Mr. I. T, Morris The others present included Lady Turner, Mr Barton, Mrs. Beckett (widow of a former Consul-General A. J. Martin, Mrs.
5 Sir Edward Pearce Messrs, J. F. Brenan, Consul, W. Stark Toller, A. H. George, A.D. Blackburn" and W. V. B." Hughes,—members the "Consulate ' stof: the following members of the bai Messrs. A. G. Mossop, Acting Crown \dvoeate, R. N, Macleod, R.
Gregson, R. F. C. Master, I! Brow. tt, J. H. Teesdale, J. G. Priestwood, V. Priestwood, J. E, Badeley, Newman, M. Reader Harris, J. R. Jones, M. B. Brown, S. Lewis, E. T, Maitland, C." Mansel Reece and C. G. 0. Anderson; Captain RIN. J. Martin, Mr.
3 Cubitt and Mr, L. E, Canning: lis Lordship—To show our respect for that memory I now ad-Journ the sitting of the Court this day. The. case: which was Gxed for trial will be taken on Thursday 1g next at 10 o'clock. On that occasion parties and their witnesses will be expected to attend,
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