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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 163, 1 October 1881, Page 2

ij CIVIL CASES. | i A iL i) ■ G.e\»fce': MT Snepjfon v. H^rauna Ngapua. — This was agntfgment summons Jolt; £1.8. , , Delettdant acknowledged the debt, apd proii>u.ed. to^ ,pay a) ' er the Rising, of, tti» Lands Court/which would be%ab'6At : a fortnight. Mr. Snelson eSpres"ed b'l willingness. to. gife^t^me," "and an order was made for theipayment on the lTtiibf October. , # ■ yoy* '['. William Ele'ards v'J J; C. ? Ghristienseo. —Claim, £1 19s. Mr* Staite appeared for the plaintiff, .Defendant acknowledged : : the debt, but stated that he bad a set-off, and also intended to bring a case for .breach of contract^' Judgment'fbr'pifcintiff. with costs. | t William PeaTdg(,Vijljouis Poison. — ' Clai.^. £<*] 4s. Mr. Staitjp fotrpla'iWuT.i De '.ndant acknowledged the debt, but stated, that timers were so bad h^.jya^ unable to pay it. Judgrpept for amount claimed.' '"' ' [i - ::H ' UYI ■' • j /William Deai?ds>v. iWtftiam Movtensen. —Claim, £13 19s. Defendapt-jadiDi/tMd i havingi got- sbnie gboS#''f'rrim 'the plaintiff, bat a^he had jbook lie coul"d iJ isiit J dispnte the correctnesg of tjhevaccoiHikJudgment for the TamountT iMr. Staite appeared for. the plaintiff. Gundersen t. Joseph Heaton — Qlaiin £llbalanc« due ." | a suit of Volunteer clothes. Mr Perk ms 1 Sppe'M' fo/the plaint'ff ; defendant did ( ''not ;i 'pui l m .an appearance, and jud^m unt wentgbjj,; dt^ult.^^ > „,.,,, Ee.er l!^ikklesen f «v. Andrei J^Dsmr'*— 'Cla?m. £4ios. MVTerkins fc r plaintiffs JVltj Hawking -far <*efen/tenj. Wh^'tnie 'case " v iame" ' beFore^ the ( on tlyrrjthel ,'defendant c lsald ; ' l ne?aid l Hdt ]'k to fljbt with a woman, andswould therefore y iij .t)ie^o^y;r-V^p: r 9Jx \ *»"* "« I ' 3 1 ' 'PetM-'/Schelot ' 'v. JB^^j^nMn f £remuD.e»)i ■^-GJaiiinL.ie^ for trespassf^fttenj-Jbjead o£; J chltrei : '; : jtf'r'Peryins appeared i of. plainMiff. 1 irtS WBtM ffi{ts.MeaMm; arid (be ca&e occupied a cohsldei'-ablie trm^, and ■ ju{3grn€nt?fras e*toitually gir^a_.&r..thft. defendjan.^..<r I Gfb'^e^Theak v. Alexnndtf M'lV|frinJ( — This was a claim ( for jgS- IQi for wages l; to the; plkintjff^fSri §eryiQes_imdered. Accordingjto the e\ idjancp of.Mr. Th«ak, ( he bad eDgaged by ocPendant "as' bbok-keeT^, jcanv.itser, , and ppl^ectorj at the rate of £l 10s, at wbicH K Wage"he was to go oi? ; month. -'s4* the end of the fifs^SWtik .^eftsjOatife ,«i?oteia>*e«er'rb I plaintiff, expjesslpggrpat at his captb'liticij and iaumatiDg that fron thatdatca ' is services" as book-keeper wpild bedispeftsid!^ith;' f iiut' i; hi he might sill coatiaue aud occapy Knwel^at whafc r >: ever ie couldl be i tHefal. The defendant p*?d_£2 m o- court, £1 16s for jfonrdays; jthe; aecond- wfceK Lbf f#>?vi?e, 'atta^^ibii* 1 sbillriss law expenc-.s, b4^- cjmiid^ed , plaintiff was, np.t .entitled to a ppany for., vthe' fii'st Week v or? account of h^i i^oomv 11 petency.. The ph'ntlff /sailed [John B. Bungari, Who-statiaWtt Mr. TJieak had been -"a bit. employ, as b«ok-ke*pe>,. and had fauud him m-^fe correqt prpon'ali'oci ' «aiio*«,iai* pbtt^witkJbimJwith^ejcref ;;: looked upon him aa amost efficient Uoolc-' keej:r, arid 1 one who 'ttiorougblV understood newspaper w^rk.L -Th'e'B&c^ con6xdered,that tte,ca»e,of incompeljency was proved, and affowea 10s for the week. J udgmentufoßithaii amount beadfe %hat had been paid into court, and costs.,-/;* «r P. Collins r. R'ohard Partridge.— Claim, £1 19s, Mr. Hawkins f«r plain-

tiff. Defendant did sot appear, and » judgment exparte was giren. Same v. and Davey.— Claim, £5 10s. Mr. Hawkins for plaintift. \Defendant did ntt appear, and judgment went by default. Bqbeit Walker v. T. Tricker.— Claim, (iiß2.--.t"^tr. Perkins for plaintiff; no appearance ef defendant; (judgment m default. '-/ V' JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. "Anderson v. O'Malley.— -Mr. Hawkins appeared for the plaintiff, and stated that he had received a letter from defendant prqmisjug Jo pay in^a month. He did not want tcT press him", Tsut inasmuch as .hejje.'had made similar promises before, which he had failed to keep, he would ask-tfie'Be^cß^to malke m order forthwith, with the understanding that it snould.oot be put m force for that time.