RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT, CLYDE.
—o— Thursday, Mahcii 9, 1876. (Before W. L. Simpson, Esq., R.M.) J. Mellor, v. Miles M'Nally. Goods suppUod, A:c. Defendant said bn was taken by surprise, and asked for an adjournment to produce evidence, documentary and otherwise, he was nut then prepared with. The application was granted, and tho case adjourned till Tuesday, the 14th, at Black’s, the defendant to pay the costs of the adjournment. Spence and another (Trustees of J. Copeland, deceased) v. J. Cox. Mr Wilson, who appeared for the defendant said that there was no necessity for taking evidence as the case was gone off, the money paid into the R. M. Court, Dunedin, having been accepted as payment in full. Mr Wilson said this case was reported in the Dunedin papers by some mistake as having been decided in favor of plaintiffs by default, whereas it was struck out as settled.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 725, 10 March 1876, Page 2
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