S.M Court.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3638, 12 April 1906, Page 3

S.M Court.

FOXTON—TUESDAY. (Before A. D. Thomson, SM.) CIVIL. Judgment was entered in the following cases;— M. Perreau v. W. Robinson, Claim 17s 1 id, costs 7s, solicitor 5 s - T. Betty v. F. Petersen. Claim £ 2, costs 6s, solicitor ss. R. Moore v. A. McKegney. Claim £1 is, costs 6s. Cnmmerfield and Spring v, J. Dawson. Claim 13s id, costs ss, solicitor ss. Hennessy and Co. v. P. Taipua. Claim £2 8s gd, costs 7s 6d. W. Baker (Mr Moore) v. J. Sutton. Claim £ l, costs ss. El. Wright (Mr Moore) v. A. Bee. Claim £1 13s 7c!, costs Bs. Other cases were dealt with. CRIMINAL.

Police v. A. Blyde. For drunkenness. Convicted and fined xos, in default 48 hoars. Police v. C. Spiers. Theft of swag, value 30s, the property of C. Haack. Case dismissed.

Police v. W. Smith (Mr Reade). Procuring liquor for prohibited person. Case dismissed.

Police v. H. Bradcock (Mr Reade). In possession of liquor whilst prohibited. Case dismissed, the Magistrate stating that he could not convict, as .Smith rented ' the room. Still the police were justified in taking action.

Police v. W. Anderson, for whom Mr Harden appeared. ..Obscene language at Oroua Bridge racecourse. Fined 40s, costs £1 i6s6d, in default seven days.

t> Shadbolt is nothing if not humourous, especially at functions similar to that of last night—the supper vt Mark Perroau’s. In instancing the good work done by the weilders of the willow the past season, although a Borough Councillor, he was forced to <ay, “ I think cricket matters have gone ahead far more than the Borough Council.” And the cricketers believed it t

Oho only ,iml only one pure spirit— WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS.