SUPREME COURT.
CIVIL SITTINGS.
The following is the list of business which will como on at the ensuing civil sittings ; . Monday, Jolt 13, 1871
. COMMON JOEY OASES. Johnston v. Mouat-For plaintiff, W. H. M Keay ; f°r defendant, B. Sievwright. Macredie and Another v. Kirby—For plaintiff, B. Sievwright; for defendant, W. M. Hodgkins. ’ North and Another v. VoweU-For plaintiff, J. Macassey; for defendant. G. K. Turton. Isaacs and Another v. Gallagher—For plaintiff, B. Sievwright; for defendant, James Macassey. Nutall v. Ford-For plaintiff, B. Sievwright. Wallace v. Dewar-For plaintiff. J. H. Hams i for defendant, S. Brent. Dodson v. Macandrew (Superintendent)— For plaintiff, J. H. Harris; for defendant, B C Haggitt.
Dawson v. Mackay—For plaintiff, E. Cook; for defendant, B. Sievwright.
Monday, July 20, 1874. SPECIAL JOEY CASES. _Harding v. Campbell—For plaintiff, W. M. Hodgkins ; for defendant, J. Macassey. Heavy (trustee) v. Hunt and Others—For plaintiff, J. O’Meagher; for defendant, T. W.“ Hislop and ■ . Stout. Stokes v. Begg and Another—For plaintiff, J. Stamper j for defendant, J, H. Harris and J. Macassey.
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Evening Star, Issue 3549, 8 July 1874, Page 2
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170SUPREME COURT. Evening Star, Issue 3549, 8 July 1874, Page 2
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