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THURSDAY. (Before R. Ward, Esq., R.M.; DKUNXENMESS. Robert King charged with above did not appear. Fined 5s or 24 hours. CIVII.. CASES. G-. W. Russell v. C. Wilson. Claim £2 10s. No appearance of cither. Case struck out. Henderson and Co. v. Win. Hale. Case adjourned by consent. Mr Hankins appearing for Mr Esam. B. Newcome iunr. v. M. Armstrong and G. Forster. Claim £4. No appearance. Case struck out. C. Peck v. 'George J. Syuions. Claim £7. Mr J. H.Himkins for plaintiff. Judgment for plaintiff and costs. Manawatu Standard v. Paul. Claim £1 15s Bd. Mr J. H. Hankins for plaintiff. Judgment for plaintiff and costs. J. Kennedy v. George J. Symons. Claim 14s 6u. . . Judgment for plaintiff and costs. Same v. J. Hogg. Claim 19s. Judgment for plaintiff and costs. N. Bferquest v. George J. Symons. Claim £34 4s 9d. . Mr J. H. HanMns for plaintiff for vrhom judgment was given with costs '60s. '-- C. C. Graham, Official Assignee (D. Mi George's Estate) v. Native. 1 Judgment had been confessed, but Mr Hankins, who appeared for the plaintiff, complained to the Bench of the manner m which he had been notified of the con- 1 fessionby the defendant's counsel, Mr Baker, it being after 4 o'clock on the previous day when he received the notice. Mr Baker objected to 1 counsel's fee being allowed m full, contending the notice was served m time. The Beuch gave judgment for solicitor's tee m full .43 3s. J. Linton v. H. Weisuer. Claim £8 19a. "Judgment summons. Adjourned to next court day, on application of plaintiff's solicitor Mr J. H. Hankins. . G. Key v. J. Nathan A Co. Mr J.H. TLinkins for plaintiff, Mr G. F. Hawkins for defendant. Adjourned to next court day. C. G. Colville v. A Symons. Claim £1 Bs. Mr A. S. Baker for plaintiff. Judgment for plaintiff and costs. Hoi-i Mason ami Himiti le Awe Awe v. J. Buick, Claim £11 5.^, tor tresspass of cattle. Mr A. S. Baker for plaintiff, Mr J. H. ! Hankins for defendant. David Roland, settler residing at Jackeytown gave evidence to seeing the cattle trespass on the Natives' land for Weeks together ; lie said it was a well kilbwh fact that Mr Buick's cattle grazed mdve' on other people's land than his own. • Karapanu (Native) gave further evidence. Mr S. C. • Hartley acting as intrepreter. After a lofc of evidence had been taken on both sides, judgment was given against the defendant, Buick, for £2 and, court costs. No order was rtfade • for cousel's fee, none having been applied for. J. Buick v. E. F. Charles. Claim £8. Mr J. H. Hankins for plaintiff, Mv Staite for defendant. Judgment for 10s.