Resident Magistrate's Qoi}pt I Poxton. 1

Manawatu Herald, 9 August 1889, Page 2

Resident Magistrate's Qoi}pt I Poxton. 1

Wednesday 81st July. (Before H. Braba&t Esq. 8.M.) John W. Stewart r Daries and Stuart, olaira £74 1& 6<L Tto> ease was adjourned on Implication of defendant to next ootttt day. f. F. Gibson r. Heta Ngatahi— claim 1 1 8 Bd. Judgment for amount and costs €s. . C. V. Furrie t. W. H. Young. Judgmcut summons for £3 2s 3d. Mr Matthews appeared for judgment creditor. . . W. Hi Yonng was sworn and stated that he was employed in flax cutting at piece work. He . bad only been a fortnight at work, a man could only make 6s or 7s a d«y at the work. Since the beginnning of January he had only made £26. He proposed to pay. £1 per month. Judgment was g^en to. be paid at tU Ml« ol 11 ptv nWotfa.

0. "W.. Samuei.'Tr-.'Owoii Flan* tagan ~ claim £4 4s f Mr J. H. H«Bkka appeared for ylaihtfff i Mr Matthews for defend- : Bit. . -.. •■• ' • ': Mf Hanlrins applied to hare the- \ ilaiitt altered to Joseph and Edward I Sathan trading' as Joseph Nathan- ; fcCo. ..,. , •■:• ... i Mr Matthews .objected desiring; ;o ie& Mr Samuels, authority. The K.M. permitted the amendment applied for. P. de Bidder being sworn stated ihat he was employed in IToxton a* Manager of the E. M. Store. Heproved the sale and delirery of the» goods. , Up to three months ago Flannagonhad never disputed accounts. There was' an agreement to allow Flanuagan part of coat of dividing fence. This has been credited him. . By Mr Matthews—Did not remember defendant complaining of the quality of seed supplied. Judgment for plaintiff for amount claimed and costs 9s,v witness ss. Ckwisai,. F. G. Andrews v. John Denahey — assault. No appearance of either parties, Mr Matthews appeared ; f or defendant. . . ....,.._:• Case dismissed. Gh A. Tapp v. George. Butler — charged that he didonjfre sth day of August feloniously steal- and carry away' from the person of {faorge Rodgers 2 shirts, .1 pair of trousers, half a pound of tobacco and two pieces ot soap of the value of 111 6d. ■ - This case was further adjourned to Friday. Mr Matthews . appeared for prisoner.. Same bail allowed. G. A. Tapp v. E. F. Charlescharged with being 4*™% EWd 5s or in default 24 hours imprisonment. ' *'"!■•' ':: ■ /"•....' : ./. .-