Resident Magistrate's Court, Foxton.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 4 October 1890, Page 2

Resident Magistrate's Court, Foxton.

(Before H. W. Brabant Esq, R.YI.) THIS DAY. CIVIL CASES. Edmund Osborne v. C. Spriug— Claim, £2 Is. Mr Ray for plaintiff. The defendant had paid amount of olaim aiuoe judg ment Issued, but Mr R&y applied for oosti iaourrsd, Hi. Judgment for plaintiff with i ooiti. ' '

C. Honore v. Heta Ngatuhi— Claim flB 10s Id. Mr Ray for plaintiff. Mr Baker for defendant asked for time for payment. Judgment for amount claimed, and costi 21a. Baker & Co v. Rori Bangiheua— Claim £7 3s. Mr Ray for plaintiff applied for adjournment. Case adjourned to next Court day. George Lyon v. Edward .Tonei and George lingers Claim £6 15s 6d. Mr Ray for plaintiff. No appearance of defendant*. Judgment for amount with costs 21s, solicitor's fee 21s. Paker &. ov. John Burr— Claim £6 17a. Mr Ray for plaintiffs. Adjourned to stli j November. B. Spelman v. F. Howe,— Claim £1 sg4d Mr Ray for plaintiff. 'I he defendant aiked for time. Judgment for plaintiff for tho sum of 12/4 and costs 7/-. The defendant having paid 13s on a/c. B. Sp«lman v. Edward Malcolm,— Claim, £3 11s. Mr Ray for plaintiff. No appearance of defendant. Judgment for amount with costs 7a. C. Honore vM. Collis— Clain £1 19 a 2d. Mr Ray for plaintiff. No appearance •{ defendant. Judgment for amount and costs 225. A. S. Easton v John Ryan,— Claim £30 2s 6d. Mr Baker for plaintiff. No appearance of defendant. Judgment for amount and costs, 44s Sol. fee 21s. E. S. Thynne v G N. Wood,— Claim 110 16s Mr Ray for plaintiff. No appearance of defendant. Judgment for amount with I costi 80s Sol. fee 2] s. H. Redfern v John Burke. No appear* anc« of either parties. CBIHIKAL, Henry Barber v Werata Kahoritf, H.tr* Ngatuhi, W. Hermard- Hote Hekecui and Renata Hekenui Mr Baker appeared for Rome of the defendants, and explained that he had received a letter from Mr Melliah Mr Baker's solicitor, that the proceeding* would ha abandoned- He asked that the oa « be adjourned to two o'clock to allow of Mr Morrison appearing. On the Court sitting at 2 p.m, Mr Morrison appeared on behalf of the defendants He applied for costs to cover expenees'. ilie case was dismissed with costs 21s,