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Evening Star, Issue 3940, 11 October 1875, Page 2

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Monday, Octobeb 11. (Before J. P. Maidand, Esq , R. M. Johnston r. Wilding.—Claim of < 5 16a, go-da supplied. The defendant, who admitted liability, was ordered -o satisfy th claim by weekly instalments of 5s each. John Bonce v. Thomas Fit.E-diß.nnns. • t’laiiu of 1,4 13s, rent due.—Judgment for plaintiff, with costs. Pearl v Thomas Frew. - Claim of LIOO . n a promissory note, Mr S oith ap. o; red f . plaintiff.—After some evidence bad bee-' taken, the case was adjourned to the 20th lost. Rowley and Others v. Wynd and bury.—Olaim 130. damages in'urr-d plain iff, owner of the ste .m r ' hag. by , collision between her and the ‘.chivni-r Mabel Jane on the u>ght of March 16 I r Haggitt appeared f. r pl 'iohffa. and dr Harris for the defendants. The case for tie plaintiff-v was this : 'n the night in question the schooner was anchored off Dbsetva ion Point, a little way from Pore ( halmcrs.

Mao, it was sain, had been left ou boar;, with instructions to hoist lights Io UM ti. however, were hoist d, and no one remain,'' on board, for the sc 1, .00»er drifted, and wb n the steamer struck her on ‘he night iu q es tion, .he captain <>l the Sh .g cll d <u: but r. ceived no answer. By the < ollision the owners of the Shag had lost L3i 1,12 f r repairs, and r wo days’ d-Meution. whil- tin se were being effe ted, at a cost of 1.10 per day. His Worship gave judgment, for kI2 9s, t : - e full amouut claimed for repairs, togelh. r wi hj one half days demur.age, '5, wivu costs.