SUPREME COURT.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 290, 17 May 1915, Page 7

SUPREME COURT.

WELLINGTON SKSSIONS. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, May 15. At the 'Supreme Court to-day, llonrv Morgan, dyer, charged willi indecent assuill, was sentenced to four years' reformative treatment. William Jones, for a similar ollVnce, received five years'. James Andrews, convicted on a. charge of receiving goods stolen from a mailbag on the Corinthic, was sentenced to IS months' imprisonment. Arthur George Young, for arson, was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment. NEW PLYMOUTH SITTINGS. COMMENCE TO-MORROW. The New Plymouth sittings of the ■Supreme Court will open at the Courthouse tomorrow (Tuesday). The list of cases to be dealt with is as follows: — CRIMINAL,. The King v. Joseph Hascldcnc (rape). FOR SKXTKXCE. The King v. Florence Lavinia AValls (concealing dead body of child). CIVIL. Robert Hugh Cameron (Mr. Ruthcrfurd) v. Jonas -Masters ('Mr. A. C. T.awre.v), claim for ;C 195 10s; counter-claim for (1) .CIBO His 3d. ('2) £lßl 8s 7d, (?,) £2l) (4) £24. William Dnirs and others (Mr. Sellar) v. Josiah Hunt (Mr. McCarthy), claim for injunction and damages for trespass.

IX BANCO. Tn tins tiiiittfr of the Road Hoards Act, 1!)()», and the Counties Act, 1!M)8, and in tile matter of a special order made by tlie Taranaki County Council annexing portion of tlic Mi :i road district, Originating summonses. Application* for leave to exercise powers of sale. The State "Advances Superintendent (Mr. Roy) v. Douglas Smith. Charles Ludwig Kasper (MeVeagh and Morrison) v. Henry David Cameron Sim-sr-n and Thomas Cyril Cameron Simson. William Stephen' Gilliert and others, trustees of 'Ancient Order of Druids, Moturoa Lodge (Mr. A. R. Standish) v. Charles Brittain Candy. Philip Hopkins and another, executors of the will of Clement William Covett, deceased, v. Charles Daniel Chant. The State Advances Superintendent (Mr. Hoy) v. Arthur De Charms ISeaucliamp. Annie Tiundlc v. Francis William Scott and William Graham Crozier. The State Advances Superintendent v. Helen GiV> Simpson, executrix of John Simpson, deceased. Tn the matter of the New Zealand Institute of Architects Act, 11)13, .Tames Thomas Mnnnix (appellant) v. the Architects Registration Hoard and the Council of the Institute (respondents'. Motion for order directing the Board or Council to register appellant as a member of the Institute. DIVORCE. George Hopkins (Mr. J. 11. Quilliam) v. Elizabeth Mary Hopkins and John Chadwiek (no appearance entered), petition for dissolution of marriage.

IX' KAXKRUITCV. Ro Harold Hickling Prcahaw (Mr. A. R. Standish), motion for order of dis charge. Re Alois Klenncr (Mr. A. R. Standish), motion for order of discliarge. Re. William Frederick Dowman (Mr. G. If. Ryan), motion for order of discharge. 'Re Bernard Ryrn (Mr. F. M. Wilson), motion for order of discharge. Re James White Harding (Mr. Quilliam), motion for order of discharge. Re Lui Moon Lun (Mr. Sellar), motion for, order as to payment to Official Assignee.

IX CHAMBERS. Re the will of Herbert Blooman Curtis, deceased, petition by Edward James Cartliew for discharge of Mfiee of trustee and executor (Mr. Quilliam). Re John Henry Armstrong, deceased, motion for probate. ("\l'r. Quilliam). ' Mary Jane lieeston v. Alfred Rccston, motion for order dispensing with service of citation (Mr. Billing). Re Jessie Sinclair, deceased, motion for letters of administration (Mr. Powell). The Bank of Xew South Wales v. Charles Brittain Candy, motion for extension of charging order absolute. (<Mr. A. R. Standish)'. Re The Taranaki Fisheries Supply Co., Ltd., motion for taxation and allowance of costs of petitioning creditors' solicitors (Mr. D. Hutchen).