S. M. COURT.

Te Aroha News, Volume XI, Issue 1736, 4 May 1895, Page 2

S. M. COURT.

FRIDAY, MAY 4,1895. (Before Messrs F. Pavitt and J. ' V Mills, J’s.P.; Warden's Court adjqurned to the 31st inst. . John Wood v. J. Plaus, claim £2. Judgment by default. J. Wood v. N; Dickey, claim L2 2a. Judgment by default. John Brady v. M. Robertson, claim L2O. Adjourned till 31st inst. Peter Gilchrist w. M. Robertson, claim Ll 7 6a 9dU ‘Defendant asked for an adjournment. Mr, Gilchrist objected to fan adjournment, and the Bench upheld the objection and decided to hear the ease.

The defendant agreed to the statement of claim except one item of L 3 10s, commission on sale of property; Mr .Gilchrist, being sworn, stated that he sold the property to Brady. The Land Board declined to transfer to Brady, he then asked the Board if they would transfer the section to. Mrs Bradyi Judgment > for plaintiff for LIT 6s 9d, with oosts L 1 12s.

. <Av W. Edwards v. 8. Donnally, olaiin L 3 8s 7d. Defendent admitted the amount and saidhe could not pay, but was willing to pay as soon as possible. He admitted being in constant work. .Segment would be 10s per month or in default 7 days. First payment Ist June, and future payments on the Ist of each month-

A. W< Edwards v. R Jansen, claim L 3 16s 4d, and ex L 4 lls 4d.

Defendant agreed to pay Ll per month. Judgment was given accordingly, or in default 7 days imprisonment.

R. Burke v. Clara Matthew, defendant charged with driving horses off a section on to the load, such section being Crown Lands. Mr Gilchrist appeared for the plaintiff, and stated the land was a forfeited section, on which the defendant is living that she drove off the plaintiffs horse. Case dismissed.