MAGISTERIAL.
TIMARU—THIS DAY. (Before T. W. Hall and E. G. Kerr Esqs., J,P.’s.) CIVIL CASES. _ In the following cases judgment was given for the plaintiff with costs : Watt and Cross v. R. Finlay, £l2 I4s ; Priest and Holdgate v. Robertson Bros, £o 12 fid ; E. Cornish v. J. Smith, £5 10s 7d ; Deputy Commissioner of Property Tax v. T. Goodwin, 14s ; Same v. 0. White, 13s 9d. The following cases were adjourned ; —E. 11, Tate v. T. Herlihy, (August 1G) ; Fonseca v. Boardman (August 9) : D. Murphy v. Hinckley, (August 9). Allan and Stumbles v Crawford and Clark.
Adjourned by the Court. Howloy v Union Shipping Company. ' In this case judgment hud been given for the plaintiff by default at the last sitting of the Court. An application was now handed in by the defendan for a re-hearing. On the application of Mr Jameson the case was allowed to stand over until August 9. Hope v Furgusson. Judgment summons.
Adjourned for a month. D. E. Jones v W. Upton—Claim, £5. Plaintiff nonsuited owing to his having sued the wrong party. Tne Court tiicn adjourned.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2610, 2 August 1881, Page 2
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