RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT.
Friday, August 31, . (Before M. Price, Eaq., R.M.) POLICE CASES. William Bracken and Charles Harringtoh, for being drunk, were lined 10s each. Ella Grey pleaded not guilty to a charge of haying stolen a £2O-note and a £lO note, the property of Mr Benni. Mr Parkins appeared Jfor prisoner.' Sab-Inspector O’Donnel obtained a remand till next week Mr Perkins applied for bail. Biil was grants I, £.50 herself, and two sura ties of Lis eie’i. 0, W Anderson pleaded not giilty to a charge of having fade 1 t» aiV.c ii constable into his .iu.no, there beinr a
disturbance in it. Constable Hatton I deposed that at about a quarter to one on Hie 25th he heard a great noise in defendant’s house. He knocked very loudly and called “ Police,” but could not obtain admission. The men were quarrelling. The. defendant said he did not know it was the police. Hi a Worship inflicted a fine of 40s, and costs. CIVIL CASES. Foley v. McCormick.—Claim, goods, •210 10s Bd. Mr Perkins for plaintiff. Defendant did not appear. Verdict for plaintiff, with costs (including professional). Estate of Jacobs v. King.—Claim, goods, 19s fid. Defendant did not appear. Verdict for plaintiff. Drummond v. M'Grath. Claim, goods, £5 7s 2d. Defendant did not appear. Verdict for plaintiff.
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Kumara Times, Issue 284, 1 September 1877, Page 2
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