MAGISTERIAL.
TIMAEU— THIS DAY. [Before 11. Bcetham, Esq.., B.M.] CIVIL CASES. In the fallowing cases judgment was given for the plaintiff by default, with costs : Walcot v. Shave, claim £G4s; White v. Yining, claim £lO ; Franks v. Coram, claim £1 12s ; Same v. Waring, claim £1 5s ; Cunningham v. Eippingale,claim £0 Is 2d ; Priest v. Mclntyre, claim £8 7s 2d. Spalding and another v. Macdonald ; action to recover two horses or their value, £BO. The horses were alleged to be bankrupt estate and the plaintiffs were trustees. Plaintiffs wore nonsuited. Thompson v. McPherson—£4o Gs 6d for board and lodging in hotel at Pleasant Point. It was alleged that McPherson had guaranteed payment on behalf of some boarders, and his Worship reserved judgment till Tuesday next. The Court then adjourned.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2272, 29 June 1880, Page 2
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129MAGISTERIAL. South Canterbury Times, Issue 2272, 29 June 1880, Page 2
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