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PUISNE JUDGES CAFÉ CÁSE JUDGMENT.

THE TAYLORS' CASE.

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Leave to appeal from the recent The Japanese pay grout attention decision of Mr. Justice Wood that; to the value of religion and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, formerly national peligion. specially take, Buddhism as their employed at the Cafe Farfalen, The so-called were not entitled to damages for new citizens of modern China who wrongful dismissal, was granted have adopted the doctrines of com-at the Supreme Court yesterday munism particplarly prohibit. in on the application of Mr. F. C. places under their INSTANTLY STOPS preaching of any religion which Watson).

the Jenkin (instructed by Mr. M. M. they think may be an obstacle to DIGESTIVE PAIN.

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ON FRIDAY, the 27th August, 1926, commencing at 2.45 p.m.

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