WAVERLEY.
• (From our own Correspondent.) June 20. At the R.M. Court on Wednesday, Thomas lon was charged on the information, of Constable Burrow with a breach of the . Slaughter-house Act, in slaughtering for safe certain sheep. The slaughtering was not proved, and the case was dismissed, the Bench remarking, however, that : persons killing for boilingdown or other purposes, should provide themselves with licenses. Brodie -v T.. White, claim 17s 6d ; judgment for plaintiff, with costs ss. The* ' w?6S. for some reason postponed,; until,, at 2 p.m.‘ thejtorps on Monday next A gentleman who rents some land from a Maori, wrote appointing a time and place to meet bis landlord and pay his rent. The lord of the soil, however, did not turn np, hut sent a message to the effect, that. Te Whiti had told him and all others vriib had rents due to them, not to go for Ihejir money, as if they did so they would be made prisoners of by the Pakeha.. . J,.
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Patea Mail, Volume V, Issue 437, 21 June 1879, Page 2
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