THE DAILY PROVINCE
NOVEMBER 3, 1910

LAW’S DELAY GIVES RESPITE TO
RAHIM
------------------Hindu Will Not Be Deported Tomorrow, as Case
Is Unheard.
------------------H. Rahim, manager of the Canada India Supply & Trust Company, a
Hindu, whose deportation has been ordered by the Dominion immigration
authorities, will probably not sail for Honolulu tomorrow, the date first set for
his departure. The law’s delay will give him a respite.
When habeas corpus proceedings were commenced by Rahim, and an
order nial(?) was issued by the courts, it was impossible to find a Supreme
Court justice before whom the case might be argued. Mr. Justice Murphy was
presiding at the New Westminster assizes and so unattainable. The result is
that the deportation of Rahim, if he is to be deported, must be adjourned until
he has a hearing. Rahim is at present out on cash bail of $1000.