Stipendiary Court.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7730, 4 February 1905, Page 4

Stipendiary Court.

FRIDAY,, FEB, 3, ' Before Mr T. Hutchison, S.H. —Maintenance.— Evelyn Street was,sized by her mother, Sarah Ann Street, for £1 Ss, amount of arrears under a maintenance order for 2s a week made on 14th October last. ■ After hearing complainant's evidence, the S.M. adjourned the case for a week, —Trespass.— Iloskin v, 'Pickering. The S.M. gave judgment in this case, which was heard last -week, thtj/ckvim 4J15 for trespass and', daumgu. Plaintiff was awarded <£s and costs, but the ifuest'ion of costs* was reserved for further consideration. Mr Gray (on lyehalf of Mr Malone) appeared for the plaintiff, and Air (iuilliam for defendant. —Judgment for Plaintiffs.— C. J. Molloy v. A. J. Courtney, claim &2~> i.7s lOdand costs -C2 15s. Mr F. E. Wilson appeared for plaintiff. 11. A. Mcljclnnd v. A. J. Courtney, claim £3 7s 6d and costs lis. Mr F. E. Wilson appeared for plaintiff.

—Judgment Summons.— T. 0. Kelsey v. Edward Cook. Mr Quilliam, for plaintiff, applied for an order in respect of £ll Bs, interest on mortgage. It appeared from the evidence that the plaintiff was second mortgagee who had paid the interest on the first mortgage, and that defendant hud not paid interest on either of the mortgages. Defendant had promised to pay the interest out of proceeds of sale of a team of bullocks', but the only explanation defendant >g'avc plaintiff as to what hadj become of tho proceeds was that he (defendant) had bought clothes. Plaintiff offered to forego the arrears if defendant would execute a transfer. This defendant agreed to, and the case was adjourned for a week to enable the arrangement to be carried out, the S.M. intimating that as matters 'stood); at present he was inclined to make an order.