RESIDENT MAGISTRATES' COURT.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 392, 15 September 1876, Page 3

RESIDENT MAGISTRATES' COURT.

7. (Beio. e H. "W. .Kobh-:oi), Esq.. .XT.) John M'Gregor v. Alfracl Xislingbury pndW.Powel.—Debt, £7los. Summons not served. New summons to issue free Oi'ohaigp. Inder nnd George v. Joseph Teniae. — Ctairr of £l3. Judgment, bv confession and consent, foi' £l2 lis., to" be paid by instalments of £1 per week. JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. N. P. Hjoiving v. A. G-. B. Micchel-', ahas Harry Russell.—£lo 16s. No appearance of defendant. Order—That defendant pay forthwiih £lO 165.; costs of Couri, 10s. 6d.; professional costs, 215.; in all, £l2 7s. 6d.—and, failing payment, that lie be committed fo? one month to Dunedhi gaol. J". Brown v. A. G. B. Mitchell.—Claim,

£3 195..4 d. No appearance. Ordered to pay £3 19s. 4d^jjnd ; costs of Court. 4s.— failing to be committed for fourteen, days to,Dunedin gaol. Sept. 8. James Templeton v. George Stephens. —Claim of £27. Judgment for £8,125. 6d. cosfs, and 10s. expenses of plaintifi'. . W. Oakely v. E. A. Withers.—Claim, £l9 os. BJd. The hearing of the case was adjourned to sth tdpay ■2os. expenses of defendant. .. '< 4, ''._ Sept. 11. . / [Police v. Munyard alias-T. Ryan.— For being drunk and disorderly, was fined 20% or 24 hours' imprisonment, with hard labor. E. T..George' v. T. Crittenden.—Defendant, who was groom in plaintiff's employ, was charged for noglecring and absenting himself' from his duties, and otherwise misbehaving himself. The Court ruled it bad n«i jurisdiction, and dismissed the case. Mr. E'owlatt for plaintiff. Thomas Stanley, was granted a slaughtering, license.;