HOKITIKA WARDEN’S COURT

Hokitika Guardian, 9 June 1921, Page 1

HOKITIKA WARDEN’S COURT

THURSDAY, JUNE 9th

('Before Warden Bundle). J. Muir (Mr Murdoch) hnndsawing and timber splitting warrant. — Granted. Crase and party (Mr Wells) for surrender of titles.—Adjourned. Diggers Sawmill Coy. (Mr Wells) for handsawing and timber splitting warant, Back Creek.—Granted. Araerieh and party, for surrender of titles.—Adjourned. * AVAN DEBT NO CATTLE. Borough Tnspector (Mr Murdoch) v. G. TT. Blank, n charge of allowing two calves to wander. Fined 10s and costs 7s. Walter Thompson, County Banger (Mr Murdoch )v. AT Keenan, a charge of allowing a calf to wander at Woodstock. As this was the first charge a fin,, of 5s and costs 7s was inflicted. Same v. E. AT. Cooper (ATr Wells), 1 hull. Convicted and discharged. Same v. AV .Gumming, (ATr Wells). T cow. Fined 5s and costs 7s. Same v. AV. Fleming senr., (ATr AA T clls), 1 cow. Fined 5s and costs 7s. Same v. G. Head, 1 cow. Fined 5s and costs. TTis AVorship stated these fines were made low, as they were the first prosecutions by the County Council, hut they would not be treated in the same wav again. CTA T TT i CASES. • F .A. Baucke (ATessrs Wells and Sellers) v. E. AT. Henderson (ATr ATurdoch). Tt was announced a settlement had been effected, the claim being withdrawn. Brennan and Duncan (ATr AVells) v. AA T m. .Tones claim £7 8s 1 Id. Judgment for plaintiffs with costs 25s 6d.