MAGISTERIAL.
ABHBURTON—THURSDAY.
(Before Mr 0. A. Wray R.M.) MAINTENANCE.
The adjourned case of JEB A, Parkin v Goo. Parkl), an application to enforce an order of tho Court against dofeadaat to provide for his wife's malatensaoe, again oamo up. Dafendaufc did not; appear and the caso was postponed till 2 o'clock, when a further adjournment for a week wai made. BOROrGH BY LiWS. * 5a ' S. Adams, F. O'Oonnell and G. Hixhiugs were charged with breaking In a horse m Havelook street. The" charge agal: at O'Oonnollf was dismissed. The other defendants were fined 10* eaoh, Samuel Burnard for having allowed a horse to wander at Urge was fiaed si. OtVIL OASES. 0, Jephson vE. Eie, claim £6 sf. Mi Oathbertaan for plaintiff. Judgment for p'.alntiff by default. P. and D. Duncan v B Draey, jadgment summons £11 19s 94. Mr Wilding for judgment oreditor. Order made foi payment within a moatb, In default 21 days' Imprisonment, Jas Stephen v W. Bishop, claim £4 12i 65. Judgment fer plaintiff, the amount to be paid In Instalments.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2104, 11 April 1889, Page 2
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