CASE NOT COMPLETED
Claim for Damages for Fellihg of Trees The claim for £100 for alleged trespass and injury to property heard before Mr. J. Miller, S.M.,.in the Napier Magietrate's Court yesterday was adjourned until August.24.when .it was found impossible to compiete the hearing of evidence within the day. . "The case was that in whieb Wilfrid Arthur Goddard, of Hastings, manager,' claimed £100 from Wihifred Jessie Terry, of Napier, -widow,* for- allegedly cutting down six valuable trees. on his property in . Brewster street, Napier. Mr. E. L. Commin appeared for tho plaintiff and Mr. V. J. W. Langley for the defendant/ Six witnesses had been heard for the plaintiff and one for the defendant at the conclusion of yesterday 'e hearing, but five witnesses arp yet to be. heard.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 175, 11 August 1937, Page 6
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