RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
Saturday, 13th Febmjahy, 1847. William Johnson, who stood remanded from the day before, charged with stealing a sum of money and several bills from Capt.ltcad,was again brought before the Court, and, after additional evidence being heard, ho was com mittcd to take his trial at the next sittingof the Supreme Court. [In our report of this case last week, the prisoner was said to be apprehended an the house of one Smith, which was inaccurate. Smith's house,' where the prisoner had been accustomed to frequent; was searched, upon a warrant issued by the Resident Magistrate ; but the prisoner was arrcbtcd elsewhere.] Kouru, the native who also stood remanded on the cjwgo ol Mr. Chisholm, Wijs found guilty of stealing a
• quantity of shot and an umbrella from ilie promises of tho i>vo9cciitor, nnd' sentenced to pay four times the vulue of the property stolen ; — which ho immediately dill,— and wai discharged.
Wednesday, 17th FEnnuARY. Kaiwaka v. Chowe. Claim for 10s., balance of wages for work performed* Judgment for ilci'cndnnt.
Thursday, 18th Friuiuary. Stone v. lliiuiiia. Claim for 10s. Icfundant confessed judgment full, amount and costs. Stonh v. Ti; Ranch. Defendant confessed judgment for i)a., and costs. STONK Y. PI'.Nr.MAMINT. Claim for 18s. Defendant confessed judgment full, amount and costs.
Friday, 19th Fkbruahy. UlllOl'A Y. IIURNS. Claim for ,£8 10s., for two guns sold, nnil money delivered. Judgment for complainant, £i 4s.
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New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 90, 20 February 1847, Page 3
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234RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 90, 20 February 1847, Page 3
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