Feilding R.M. Court.
In tbe^taenMjOf>Mr\Sandilands,,,who is HI, MfflcWtfpeared 'for 'plaintiff. Mrs E. Robinson gave evidence that the claim? waa fo£>damage done JoVmare 1 entrusted to defendant Jor sale,; , the mare -Was, vetprn^djta plaintiff in poor, condition ud (deteriorated; in,, value \ t this .amount lncludedLa claim for .20s special damages. "'Mr B. BoUwson, the 'husband of the plaintiff "deposed as* to Brake' getting tfie mare ; in July the mare came back a cripple ;>&oafee na&riddenltfie mare after the hounds ; told Boake w ben he sawjiim afterwards that he ought to be ashamed 0 0/ himself Jar ridingjheiinare insnch a condition"; W.otevens hadpValued^tbe mare at £5 ; had offered to sell the mare, on behalf of plaintiff, ior J£l2,on a P.tf ., if endorsed l>y*a/ substantial man; bad been offered £15 beforeforthe mare?" 1 " h r' r This was .the "ease ,for the plaintiff. The } deferiiffamViwaß~ not present or represented, nor had Ms-evidence been taken in WelUilgtq'n(l J^dfonenYfor^intiff for £1, and'costeTlSs, solicitor's fee 21s, witnesa^Os; i^/s if^rv. Jjr^ r * "^W.Bnilstiv D^RUzman; claim £LQQ damages.. IpJAnaetxpe also. Mr, Prior applied forWe'wwe 4o4>e adjourned, owing to the illness qf.y^ Sanddauds, on behalf of the defendant^ The case was therefore adjourned ,nptU tne^l3thi January, the F qne4tioa otcost'to' be r then ) decided. i t - J^Saundets v/^uflra le.Nuku; claim £6. v Mr Prior for plwntiff, ,, Judgment fog plaintiff: to bepaia in 14 daye, '^lA «qs^ > 14s, ? ~~ JtTDOMESTJSUMMOKS. cinSJJ, Thompson v. E.> Klink,Tclmmv£7 15a.,-*[rlPnof iofiplain.tiff. '« Ordered to be paid in default 8 days impruoomeat in JWanganui Gaol. H. Osborne yr-N. Oharlton; claim £44 2s ffli^itafafmm u™nen.t.,was made, by Mr Pr^or,but ,tne '•plaintiff objected as v 'the /r claim i waß' : for w»geß. AlciJßichmond?j*Bia>sf an adjournment 'Were granted he beheyed the moneyfirdpldißolpaidTpliorilr^ U.-I H. Osborne deposed : Defendant owned 320 acres in West^Vaitppu ; he had been offered £900 for th«\good will; asked him^hTfedid'noi pay;'4ie fltid he did not wish to part withi the property, even to" pay his .debts ; r defendant was getting £5 per month "ironx Home ; had seen the lehs^ues.';^ jy—^i «• >. » ■ < '• y ' By l&r Charltop has a wife and cnHareaf thej "are 'not* living with him on the land J'dia, nofcjJcnow whether ' iKe^payments on the land were in arrear. f jiUrdered^to be paid in one month £44 294d;«£CinIdefiralt'6 weeks imprisonment in Wanganul.Qao). M , i L i flfJ IL m S. S. BlackmoreJr. W. Trimble. This was an applicatioa,to.take,evidence.,-?Mr pT,or"apie(l ioH&case to, bo adjourned. Agplii&^raup: J l .^' ''"
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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 70, 10 December 1891, Page 3
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