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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 18, Issue 1171, 14 November 1871, Page 2

Pine weather appears to have again set in. The Star of the Soitth's cargo this trip will consist of 60 head cattle and 400 sheep. The adjourned rifle match between six of the maimed members ot the Napier Rifle Volunteers and six of the single members of the same corps, was again fixed to come off this morning. Owing, however, to some of the married team being again " conspicuous by their absence," the contest was a second time adjourned. Members of the Kapier Rifle Yolim teers are reminded that the first of a series of weekly parades will take place on Clive Square at 6.15 to-morrow evening, on which occasion, it is particularly requested all will attend In the Resident Magistrate's Court to-day judgment- was given in the adjourned case Peacock v. Gebbie (a claim of .£ll 4s lOd, a portion of which was disputed) for £lO 2s lOd, with £1 2s costs. The following cases were decided yesterday afternoon :—James Wood v. W. tf. Newton—A claim of £1 12s 9d. -—Judgment by default for the amount claimed, with costs. Hargraves v. Demp-.ey.-- Claim of .£l2.—judgment for £5, with £2 4s costs. In the District Court yesterday afternoon, (before his Honor Mr Rochfori, District Judge,) Mr Wilson, pursuant to notice, moved that the injunction granted in the case of Paora Torotoro and others v. Cashmore, might be dis ■solved,—His Honor, in view of the fact that the matter would very shortly be in the hands of a higher court, declined to revoke the injunction. The s.s. Ahuriri left Wellington for this port at 3.30 this afternoon. The Maori, we hear, will leave some time during to-night, We observe that a telegraph station has been opened at Rangitikei, in the Province of Wellington. We would remind intending passengers by the s.s. Star of the South that that vessel will steam hence for the Thames and Auckland at daylight tomorrow morning. The date of the ss. Napier's departure for Poverty Bay has been altered to Friday next, 17th hist, at 8 p.m.