The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 20Butterworths, 1944 - Law |
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Page 42
... late Mr. Justice Ostler , still in the full possession of his vigorous power of mind , was compelled by physical infirmity to relinquish his high office of Judge of the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal of New Zealand . The ...
... late Mr. Justice Ostler , still in the full possession of his vigorous power of mind , was compelled by physical infirmity to relinquish his high office of Judge of the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal of New Zealand . The ...
Page 53
... late Mr. Hugh Hart Lusk , a for- mer prominent solicitor . Mr. Lusk was educated at the Auckland College and Grammar School , and was articled to the late Mr. J. B. Russell , cf Messrs . Russell and Campbell , Auckland . He passed his ...
... late Mr. Hugh Hart Lusk , a for- mer prominent solicitor . Mr. Lusk was educated at the Auckland College and Grammar School , and was articled to the late Mr. J. B. Russell , cf Messrs . Russell and Campbell , Auckland . He passed his ...
Page 65
... late Mr. Justice Ostler in the New Plymouth Supreme Court by Mr. Justice Finlay , who associated himself with eloquent tributes to the late Sir Hubert Ostler before the ordinary business of the Court commenced at New Plymouth . TARANAKI ...
... late Mr. Justice Ostler in the New Plymouth Supreme Court by Mr. Justice Finlay , who associated himself with eloquent tributes to the late Sir Hubert Ostler before the ordinary business of the Court commenced at New Plymouth . TARANAKI ...
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