RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
Friday, November 19. (Before J. Bathgate, Bmp, R. M.) Boxwell v. Holder.—Claim L 5, damages for the wrongful conversion of a dog, the property of plaintiff. Defendant admitted that the dog was plaintiff’s, and the case was settled by plaintiff being allowed to pay defendant 10s for the keep of the dog, and 10s for one day’s previous attendance at the ('oart. Reid and Gray v. ■ haimian, —In this previously heard case, an actum to recover the value of a reaping machine, his Worship gave ju gment for plaintiff : , saying that it appeared defendant. had got what lie ordered and what he was entitled to receive. The Shotover Goldmiuiiig Co. v, Russell and Wife. Claim Ll2 lOs, calls due on 100 shares. His Worship nonsuited p aintiffs in this case. Judgment was given for plaintiffs by default in the following cases:—J. Eckhuff v, Daniel Sims, claim 15s, for board and lodging at the Sailors’ Horae; Same v. Ge rge Plough, L 4 18s 6d, a similar claim.
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Evening Star, Issue 3974, 19 November 1875, Page 2
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170RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. Evening Star, Issue 3974, 19 November 1875, Page 2
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