SUPREME COURT SESSIONS.
— (By Telegraph.—Preoa Association.' Invercargill, June !). At the Supreme Court to-day, before Sir Joshua Williams, ft civil case—Royds Bros, and Kirk v. Robert L. Wilson (Waimate)—was concluded. Plaintiffs claimed <£59(5 for goods supplied to a grocery business conducted by Edward 1). Wilson, defendant's son. Plaintiffs contended that Wilson, sen., wa9 the owner of the business and that tho son ■was acting as manager. Defendant and his son denied that defendant was the owner of the business. His Honour reserved decision. The Wallacctflwn Motor Omnibus Company proceeded against Wright, Stephenson, ana Co. for ,£2lO damages, in consequence of ft.Collision between plaintiffs' motor 'bustuid defendants' motor-car. Tho collision took place in Deceinbsr last, and plaintiffs contended that it had ten caused by the driver of defendants' car tailing tho wrong side when entering the main road from a by-road- Tho case is Btill unfinished. In divorco a decroo nisi was granted in the case of Robort Jas. Phillpot versus Isabella Jano I'hillpot and Prank Skiffiiigton, with costs on the lowest scale against tho co-respondent.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1772, 10 June 1913, Page 5
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174SUPREME COURT SESSIONS. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1772, 10 June 1913, Page 5
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