WAIPAWA R.M. COURT.
Wednesday, July 2
(Before Captain Preoce, R.M.) CIVIIi CASES.
Miller and Potts v. A. L. Levy.—Claim £36 lOs Od. Adjourned till October.
liathbone v. Wostmoreland,—Claim of £-56 is sd. Adjourned as above.
O'Connor v. Tiihua.—Claim of £22 os 2d. Adjourned till 18th instant, in eonsequenco of drunkenness on the part of an important witness for defendant who appeared in Court partly stupid from drink.
Corskie and Robb v. McLean.—Claim of £-15 15s. Judgment by default for amount claimed with costs and plaintiff's expenses. Sterry v. C. "Williams.—Claim of £4 for saddle and bridle bought by defendant. Judgment by default for amount claimed, with costs and expensos of ono witness. LARCENY. Harry Douglass was charged with the larceny of a £.5 note, on July 2nd, the property of Churlos Shannon. The evidence went to show that on tho evening of the day named Shannon was drunk at the Waipawa Hotel, and that prisoner assistod him to bed aud stayed in his room till he fell asleep. In tho morning Shannon missed his tnoney, and informed the police, who discovered that prisoner had changed it at at the Imperial Hotel in payment for some liquor. His Worship sentenced prisoner to four months' hard labor.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3735, 5 July 1883, Page 2
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205WAIPAWA R.M. COURT. Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3735, 5 July 1883, Page 2
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