Feilding R.M. Court

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 126, 16 April 1891, Page 3

Feilding R.M. Court

. Wednesday, April .15, 1891. \ (Before Major Tuke, KM.) Police v. S. Svendsen. Accused pleaded guilty to^ alio wing his chimney to be foul, and to take fire. Fined 2s 6d and costs DEBT CASES. Messrs Bailey Bros. v. J. H. A. Dooley ; claim, £9 19s 9d. Mr Sandi- '^:„ lands for plaintiff. ' £6 had already been paid. Judgement for £3 19s 9d andcosts with solicitor's fee 21a. Manchester Road Board v. E. G. McDerniott ; claim, 18s ld. Mr Bray said he had received 17s 6d. Judgment for balance (7d) due and , costs 275, of which 21s was for mileage. S. J. Thompson v. E. B. Gichard; claim, £20 4s 6s. Mr Sandilands for plaintiff. Judgment for plaintiff - andcosts 3s, solicitor's fee 21s. Borough Council v. R. Bowler ; claim, £5 2s Id. The Town Clerk, Mr G..C. Hill, proved '.-the claim. Judgment for plaintiff and costs 10s. Same v. Thomas Jones; claim, 16s Bd. Judgment for plaintiff and costs 6s. W. G. Haybittle v. N. Charlton ; claim,; £44 4s Id. Mr Sandilands for plaintiff. Judgment for plaintiff with costs 30s, solid o's fee £3 3s. y'B.R. Collins v. N. Charlton ; claim, £13 2s. Mr Sandilands for plaintiff. Judgment for plaintiff and costs 20s, solicitor's fee 21s. Manchester. Road : Board y. J. P. Hemmingsen ; claim, £1 12s 6d. Judgment for plaintiff and costs 16s. Same v. Charles Peck, junr. ; claim, £1 9s 7d. Judgment for plaintiff and costs 9s. 7 A. W. McFeirran v. H. Baifctershill ; , claim, £9 14s 9d. Mr Sandilands for Judgment for plaintiff ahd costs 10s, solicitor's fee 21s. Hart Udy v-Hemi teMihi; claim, £10 2s 4d. Mr Sandilands V for plaintiff and Mr Prior for defendant. This was a claim for the balance Of account of £31 2s 4d. Plaintiff deposed as to the particulars of the case. This evidence was taken to be forwarded to the R.M. Court in Featherston. JUDGMENT SUMMONS. S. J. Thompsom v. John Munro ; claims £10. Mr Prior for plaintiff. This was a case which had been adjourned from last Court day at' the request of defendant's solicitor, Mr Sandilands. "Since then defendant, had taken no notice, nor had he instructed . his solicitor. •Ordered to be paid in 7 days, or 7 days imprisonment in Wanganui. W Jones y. Tapita ; claim, £2 13s 2d. Mr Prior for plaintinff. Ordered to be paid in 14 days or in default 3 days imprisonment in Wanganui. Prior and Sandilands v. Tapita ; claim, £6 6s. Ordered to be paid in 14 days or in default 6 days imprisonment in Wanganui. This was all the business.