Police Court. PAEROA. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11th.
(Before F. W. Northcroft, Esq., R.M.) 0. Harley v. H. J. Vickery, claim L 2 lOs lid; floods supplied. Sir Wm. Wasteneya for plaintiff. This case was adjourned from last Oourfc dny, to enable a document to be produced by defendant, wli©, however failed to put in an appearance. Judgment by default for L 2 10s lid, and costs Ll 2s 6d,
E. Edwards (assignee in Wm. Cornps' estate) v. Thos. Gi'.lan, * claim L8 4s Id, for floods supplied. Nonsuited with costs L 3 4s. Sir Wm. Wnsteneys for plaintiff, Mr Miller for defendant. M. G. Power v. Td Kemara, claim L 7 12s 3d; dishonoured P.N. Judgment by consent for L 7 Bs, and costs 11s. Paraku Kapane v. David Snodgrase, claim L 23 15s, for the unlawful detention of a mowing machine. The evidence of plaintiff, Haora, and Hamiora, on one side ; and of defendant, Mrs Mary Snodgi ass, John Phillips, and Albert Moore, on the other was taken. It was of a conflicting nature, but the Court wa3 satisfied there had been no detention, and non-suited plaintiff, with costs L 3 9s. Mr Miller for defendant. D. Snodgrass v. M. Qpinton. Judgment summons, Ll6 03 6d. Sir Wm. Wasteneys, wI)G appeared for judgmentdebtor, informed the Court that he had, on behalE of the judgment-debtor, forwarded the necessary papers to the Official Assignee to file his schedule in bankruptcy. That being so, judgmentcreditor elected to withdraw the charge. Geo. Palmer v. Richard Hancock. Judgment summons, X4O 12s. This was a judgment, given in the Warden's Court, at Thames, wherein tho plaintiff sought to recover one half of tho amount received by defendant for the sale of his share in the 'Nut' claim, at Waihi, After Hancock had submitted to a most exhaustive examination at the hands of Mr Miller, who appeared for judgmentcreditor, the Couit ordered that the sum of L4O 12s, to be paid on or before 15th inst., in default tavo months' imprisonment in Mount Eden Gaol ; judgmertcreditor having the means to pay. Mr Purchas for judgment-debtor. C. Harley v. P. Rice. Judgment summons, L 7 4s Gd. No conduct money having been tendered, and the judgmentdebtor not appearing ;' the cage was adjourned till 9th December next. Sir Wm. Wasteneys for judgment -cneditor. C. Harley v. C. Beck. Judgment snmmons,_LlO 12s lid. Adjourned till first Court in" January. ' Sir Wra. Wasteneys for judgment-creditor. Mereßeihav. E. Si. Corbett, claim Ll2, value of 24 trees cut. ■ This case was adjourned from last Court day. Judgment tor plaintiff forSGs, each party to pay therowneosfs Sir Win. Waalneys for plaintiff, Mr Miller for defendant.
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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 419, 13 November 1889, Page 2
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440Police Court. PAEROA. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11th. Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 419, 13 November 1889, Page 2
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