CIVIL.

Manawatu Herald, 20 July 1899, Page 2

CIVIL.

JUDGMENT SUMMONS. P. Hennessy v. Rahoritl Werita.— - Claim £14 6s nd. ; »v. ■■■ Mr Ray appeared for P. Hta&nessy. Mr George Cook interpreted the proceedings. ■• ; c? Rahoriti Werita admitted having sold some land for £28, but he only " received 17s. There were 14 iacres. He did not receive £28. Sold the land to William Akers before this order was made. He paid £13 to Scott for survey. Did tell Mr Hennessy, .that he had money coming 'from "Akers when he would pay him. He told this after the order was made. Hadf not received from G. Coley £40 in reference to land he was going to lease from him since the order was made; had ~v not yet leased that land" to Barber .. Bros. ;. had not received any rent this month from Barber Bros. The S.M. said he was satisfied that he had had the means to pay, and would order that the money be paid by the 21st August, in default 14 days imprisonment. Frank Gall v. E. A. Coley.— Claim, No appearance ot plaintiff. Mr Cohen appeared for defendant. ■ The defendant called, said he had paid the amount „ once ■ a£id had a receipt? but had lost receipt in a fire at his house. The case was struck out with costs. Whiti Rapuna v. Edward Law. — Claim. £3 ss. Mr Ray for plaintiff. Mr Cohen for defendant. The claim was for trespass and taking a dray from the sth to loth of June. Mr Cohen showed an agreement made with defendant and signed by plaintiff which agreed to lease the cart for 6 or 8 weeks or as long as he might want it. The plaintiff %a* nonsuited with costs. W. J. McGonigle v F. S, Easton.-— Claim &\ 108 for wage*.

Vhf: <\i.?p vns ruijournrcl for p]rrritif? to Mink.. 1 ; cut a cUw. .->r;t*': -i:lu[. C. A. Havrisc»i v O. Enrb.-r.—OI mn £4 1 ;s. . *\ir Kay f.ppeav:d for p"Uir,iir/. Ordered that the h? lance 01 claim 4 (£t 10s), be paid before 21st 'August, in 'default 3 day's imprisonment. SHr'EP CASKS. Mr H. G. Hull, Inspector of Stock, appeared to prosecuk ; - "Thom?.3 Bbv.-e with' failing to deliver to th-- Sheep [nsoacroi- a return ir«_ U-.u form provided in Schedule. B, oi t.h<number of sheep of each sex owned by him. Thomas Bowe said he owned no sheep. Mr Hull pointed out thatany former owner of sheep for a twelvemonth was answerable. Fined 20s, costs gs 6d. Thomas Edwards was charged with a similar offence. No appearance of defendant. Mr Hull deposed that the defendant had neglectsd to send in return in time but had received it since. Fined 203 costs gs 6d.