FEILDING COURT.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8901, 22 August 1907, Page 2

FEILDING COURT.

(Before Mr A. D. Thomson, S.M.) "" UNDEFENDED CASES. 10. O. j.lackay v. W.. A. Koid ; claim JE76 8s Sd, costs „S(i sa. E. Thompson v. ISeu I'oolo ; claim £!('>, costs 30s Gd. E, Thompson v. ('■• Hartley; claim £5 5s :"jd, costs .£2 It.-- fid. Hight v. TJcid liios.; claim XlO 10s, costs iI2 4s Gd.

Cullcn v. ,1. W. The nias; claim £1 16s 4d, costs ss. "John Cobb v. K. H. Whisker ; claim ,£5 15s Sd, costs d£l 3s.

W. C arkson v. C. L. Henderson • claim .82 7s 6d ; costs, 10s.

Hamilton and Guy v. S. Athy : claim £3 9s.

Hamilton and Guy v. Ellen J. Lee: clum .£1 2s; casts, ss. Cullen v. F. Boll: claim £5 10s; costs, 27s 6d.

.Scott Cyclo and Motor Co. v. A. G. Burton .- claim £■% 12s. David Wilson v. 11. E. Gardner: claim .£24 12s lid ; costs, £2 445. In the cases T. C. Fowler v. A. L. Davis, claim L4s, and W. Christie v. James Devory, claim £{) 8s Gd, judgment summonses, the debtors wero ordered to pay forthwith or suffer 7 and 9 days' imprisonment respectively. W. H. Amos was charged with assaulting John Pawson. The complainant, whoso land adjoins tlio State school playground, refused to deliver a football to the teacher, Amos, who went over-the fence for it, and Pawson alloged that Amos had struck him in trying to take the bill from him. The easo was dismissed.

D. Haswoll v. 11. Bilderbeck, claim £5 for goods supplied to the woman <vho had lived with the defendant as his wife for upwards of 40 years. Judgment for plaintiff with costs. |