R. M. COURT, ALEXANDRA.

Dunstan Times, Issue 914, 24 October 1879, Page 3

R. M. COURT, ALEXANDRA.

(Before Jackson Keddell, Esq,, R.M ) October 20, 1870. Christina Smith v. W. H Hastedt.— Abusive and insulting lanjmge. The evidence in this case is unfit for publication. The defendant was bound over in his own recognizance in the sum of LlO to k ep the peace, for three mouths, and costs 7a. Mary Sutton Hastedt v. G. Smith —Abusive and insulting language. This information was dismissed being informal. Mary Sutton Hastedt v. Christina Snrtli. —lnsulting and provoking language. The evidence in this case is also unfit jor publicatiion. Judgment went against the defendants husband. who was bound over in the sum of 1,20 to keep the peace, and one other surety of LIO conditional that Christina Smith keeps the price f r 12 in mths, and to piy complainant’s costs 10s, and witness’ ss.

Win H. Hastedt v. Geo. Smith —Claim I*3 7s. Judgment for plaiir.iff for L 4 Its., aivl costs 1 'is. Wm H. Hastedt v. Geo. Smith—Claim Ids. Plaintiff accqted a nonsuit, with costa 1,1 Is. Gen. Smith v. Wm IT, Haste It.—Claim 1,15 I la. Case adjourned for Id days ou ao|iliea'ion of defendant, on iiayment of plaintiff’s costs, and professional lee 1,1 Is. WARDEN’S COURT. Andreas C. Iversen v. Craven Paget and party.-For cancellation of a water-light. Adjourned for a fortnight. In this case Mr Wilsoa appeared for the plaintiff, and -Mr Blood for the defendant.