Resident Magistrate's Court. Foxton.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 9 April 1891, Page 2

Resident Magistrate's Court. Foxton.

(Before Major Tuke, E.M.) Wednesday, April 8. The following cases went for plaintiffs :— Biadcock & Gay v. TVilliam Spring — £2 2s, costs Bs. W. L. Coe v. S. Hunter— £3 18s 6d, costs 7s John Harris v. J. W. Lawrence — 10s Gel, costs 6s. W. L. Coe v. "William Cameron — £6 10s, costs 10s, mileage 6s solicitor's fee 21s. B. Spelman v. Joseph Birchley — £1 16s, costs 6s, mileage 6s. P. Gascoigne v. J. N. Walls— £2 18s, costs 6s. W. L. Coe v. Joseph Birchley — £5 19s 6(1, costs 10s, mileage 6s, solicitor's fee 21s. J. N. Walls v. Joseph Birchley — £7 7s 4d, costs 10s, mileage 6s, solicitor's fee 21s.

D. M. Brooks v. F. Taylor— £l I 14s, costs ss, mileage 10s. j George Doncaster v. Bobert Buck- s man— £l 18s, costs Bs. j A. Langley v. Joseph Birchley and g George Gray. Mr Bay for plaintiff and Mr Han- 1 kins for defendants. i This was a claim for £154 for cutting green flax and carting same < to Soho Hemp Mill for the defend- s ants at their request, dating from t November to end of December, 1890. { A. Langley gave evidence in sup- s port of his case. i Mr Hankins called 1 George Gray and Joseph Birchley, ] who testified to the greater part of i account being paid to other parties '. for plaintiff. The balance would only be a very small amount. The B.M. stated that the claim would be reduced to £129 4s 4d, and the set oft £129 14s 4d would be allowed. This was therefore judgment for the defendants. John Harris v. F, Taylor— Claim £2. Mr Bay for plaintiff. Judgment for amount and costs 6s, mileage 10s. S. Startup v. E. Cole— Claim £8 15s 3d. Plaintiff applied for a nonsuit, which was granted, costs 4s.