FEILDING COURT.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8860, 10 July 1907, Page 2

FEILDING COURT.

THIS DAY. W. T. Hook was fined 10s, costs 7s, for allowing a prohibited person on his licensed premises. . - Fred Jessop was ordered to contribute 6g a week for the support of liis boy in the Burnham Industrial School. Payment to he made fropi ijqne Ist, John Smith was fined 10s, costs 7s, for failing to place a light on a stack of bircks on the footpath. Judgment for plaintiff was given in tho following 'undefended cases: G. H. Ashworth y. Caroline Allerby, claim £5, costs J£l 18; R. XT. Harden v. Henry Olaridgo,’ claim £9 17s fid, cost £1 5s d; E. Gf. Kennedy y. John Foster, claim 7a 3d, costs ss; B. P. Smith v. A. J. Hayward, claim 10s, costs Ds j same v. W. H. Gomes, claim £3 15s, costs 10s; same v. Samuel Burton, claim £2, costs 10s; same v. F. H. Peterkin, claim 7s, costs ss; M. G. Aagaard v. H. Brown, claim 6s, costs sa; T. O. Fowler v. W. Reed, claim' £3 15s 3d, costs 10s; Ed. Martin v. T. M'clntyro, claim £2’Bs, pqsts IQs'; John' Odhbe y, 'Ernest Price, claim £3 14s Bd'costs lOs; A. Abbott v. V. O'Neill, claim £B, costs 5s ; John Glover y. W. Foster, claim £ll7 16s 9d, costs £2 2s. In the judgment summons cases of N. gauger v, J, Smith and Sops, olaipx £8 8s (id, an order was made for amount to ho paid by monthly Instalments of fl; Watchora ami do, v. A. Burton, claim £3 10s 6d, to bo paid forthwith, in default three days’ imprisonment; Domigan and Co. y. R. O. Maugham, claim £6 8s 6d, to bo paid by- monthly instalments of 10s.