AWANUI COURT.

Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 225, 1 October 1901, Page 3

AWANUI COURT.

(Before Mr AY. A. Barton, S.M.) civil. CASES. In tho following cases, judgment was given for the plaintiff, with costs :—ll. McCullough v. AVI Ngara Houkamu, claim X 6 9s, and costs £2 13s 6d ; G. T. Boyd v. Rcihana Mauri, claim .£3l Is 9d, costs X2 4s ; Same v. MohiTcpurei, claim j£3 Is 9d, costs os; T. F. Williams v. Ilcnare Poi, claim £6 14s lid, costs £1 12s 6d; Same v. Hori Kingi, claim, X*o 2s Sd, costs X2 18s 6d; Same v. Hcnere Aliena, claim £2 0s 9d, costs 17s ; Same v. Hone Pare, claim Xl2 19s lid, costs XI 19s 6d ; Samo v. Ilene Papilla, claim X 6 10s, costs XI 12s 6d ; Same v. Paura Pehi, claim Xl4 7s Bd, costs X 3 os 6d ; Same v. Petaßaroa, claim X3l2s 8d : costs 19s; Same v. Renata Manei, X 3 12s, costs 19s; Same v.RenataTeiapa,claimXl Ss6d, costs 14s ; Same v. Ben Downes, claim XI 0s 2d, costs XI 11s; Rees Bros. v. Horo Mono Paipa, claim XI Is, costs 7s ; A. 11. AVallis v. AViremu Ngaupuku, claim X 0 11s od, costs XI 17s 6d; R. McCullough v. Enolia Rukuatata, claim Xu 8s Id, costs X 4 ; Same v. AVi Peihana, claim 12s 6d, costs los ; Same v. AVi Brown, claim X2 16s Id, costs Xo 7s Od. ALLEGED TRESPASSING. In the case of G. AV. Dewes v. Puliaka Fox, claim X 4 10s, damages for killing ono of plaintiff’s pigs alleged to be trespassing on land in which both parties had an interest, a considerable amount of evidence was taken. After the case had been fully gone into, His Worship gave judgment for the full amount claimed, with costs X 4 9s. . JUDGMENT FOR DEFENDANT. In the case of Marana AVaipaiha v. George Brown, a claim for tho sum of XlO or the return of a chestnut horse, Mr G. Lysnar appeared for the defendant. After hearing evidence, judgment was given for the defendant, with costs X 4 9s. JUDGMENT SUMMONS. One judgment summons case was heard, being that of G. G. Boyd v. Hapa Turei. Mr G. Lysnar appeared for plaintiff. An order was made for immediate payment of tho amount claimed, X 7 16s 3d.

Mr George Lysnar appeared for the plaintiff in each of tho above eases, in tho majority of which lie was instructed by Mr Lincoln Rees, who was unable to attend the Court owing to an accident which ho sustained through a horse falling with him when riding between Tuparoa and Awanui.