TE KUITI MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

King Country Chronicle, Volume IX, Issue 746, 17 February 1915, Page 5

TE KUITI MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

TUESDAY, 16th FEBRUARY. Before Mr E. Rawßnn, S.M. CIVIL CASES. Judgment went by default in the following undefended cases:—A. tf. Howarth v. Ruru Bell, £7 and costs 40s; J, Sanderson v. Hiri Wetere.- £1 12s—12s 6d; same v. Eketone, £lB 5s —costs 40s; A. E. RoDinson v. A. W. Reynolds, £6 15s—25a fid; C. J. Ellison v. N. Cole, 11a 6d—ss; C. Boles v. Nikora, £3 18b—17s 6d; F. W. Burley v. D. McKinnon, £1 —ss; H. F. Ellison v. T. Aston, £7 15s 3d—--23s 6d; same v. W. G. Stanley, £3 4s 7d—los; J. H. Will v. W. Fisher, £3 15s—10s; Guardian Trust v. Toa, £3 10s—25s 6d; eatne v. Tainui, £8 9s Gd —365; same v. Waitapu, £5 18s 3d—39s lOd; same v. Kumi, £2 8s 4d—l7s 6d; same v. Toko, £8 17s 3d —3ls; same v. R. Daniels, £2l Is—£2 Is; Dooley and Co. v. E. Reilly, 40s 7d—ss; same v. M. E. Williams, £ll 5b 3d—26b; A. J. Boughton v. Ngnwhara, 15s—25s; C. Bolea v. Tu Nikora, £5 15s 3d—39s; R. Ormsby v. W. Mooney, £5 sa—33a 6d; A. E. Robinson v. G. Turner, £1 15s 4d—18s 6d; F. W. Burley v. E. Rielly, £3 7b 6d—los; Cbilcott v. J. Newton, £ls 15s—£2 6s 6d. A Two-up Game. —Four men named Harry Daniel, Archibald Mark, George Smith, and John Newton were charged with playing twj-up at Pio Pio on January 27th. Ma'k admitted the offence and was fined 20s and £2 13b lOd costs. Newton denied having played, but was convicted and fined £3 and £2 13s lOd coats. The charges against Daniel and Smith were dismissed.

Rescuing a Horse.—Kenneth Leslie, charged with rescuing a horse being brought to the pound, was convicted and fined £2 and costs 9a. Assaulting a Maori.— Emil Fredericksen, on a charge of assaulting a Maori named Tokihana, was convicted and ordered to pay costs. A Theft Charge.—E. S. James and W. J. Hibbs, charged with stealing a nurse, locket and chain, and money to the total value of £5 14b 6d, the property of S. H- Earney, of Wairere, were convicted and ordered to come up for sentence when called upon. Accused were also ordered to pay £3 17s6d eacb.the cost of the prosecution. Juvenile Court.—A lad was dealt with by the Juvenile Court, being charged with the theft of a whip valued at 15s. He waß convicted and ordered to come up for sentence when called upon.