Solicitor’s Certificate 1879

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This is the admission marked D referred to in the annexed affidavit of Joseph Atkinson Philipson sworn before me this 5^th day of September 1881
R.R. Dees
A Commissioner &c

This is the certificate marked D referred to in the affidavit of Francis Logan sworn before me this 17^th day of January 1882.
G. Sainsbury
A Solicitor &c

IN THE SUPREME COURT.

Forasmuch as upon Examination and Enquiry touching the fitness and capacity of Francis Logan of 1 Bentinck Villas Newcastle-on-Tyne to act as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court, I am satisfied that the said

Francis Logan

is duly qualified to act as a Solicitor of the said Court; and be the said

Francis Logan

having this day taken and subscribed in open Court the Oath directed to be taken by Solicitors’ by the Statute of the Sixth and Seventh years of the Reign of Queen Victoria, Chapter Seventy-three, I do admit him the said

Francis Logan

A SOLICITOR OF THE SUPREME COURT,

and direct his name to be enrolled as a Solicitor of the said Court.

DATED this thirty first day of March one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine.

ENROLLED the same day

[signature] Archibald Murray
G. Jewel [?] MR [?]

This is the admission marked D referred to in the affidavit of Francis Logan sworn before me this 4^th day of May 1882
A.R. Fletcher Johnston
A Solicitor of the Supreme Court of New Zealand.

EDW. COX & SONS
LAW STATIONERS, PRINTERS & LITHOGRAPHERS,
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(ADJOINING LAW INSTITUTION)
LONDON, W.O.