WAITARA.

Taranaki Daily News, 27 November 1920, Page 7

WAITARA.

MAGISTRATE'S COURT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) November 26. The local Magistrate's Court was held before Mr. T. A. B. Bailey, S.M., on Wednesday last. Judgment was given for plaintiff in the following undefended civil cases;— Clifton County, Council v. E. C. Frost, claim £26 14s, costs £3 13s; E. T. Button v. Len Tate, £l4 10s fid (£2 18s); L. Little and Co. v. L. Payne. £3 6s 3d (*£l 9s Cd); Jas. Rennie and Co. v. R. F. Smith, £6 6s (£1 I6s 6d). 'D. Stockman claimed jfrom Dunlop £74 15s for horse training. The Magistrate non-suited plaintiff. J. H. Colesby claimed from T. H. Ewens £7 14s for rent. Plaintiff was non-suited. Robb Weir, for selling milk which contained 21 per cent, and 15 per cent, of added water, did not appear and was fined £lO on the one charge and £5 on the other. GENERAL. Mr. and Mrs. Boland left for their new vjiome at Napier oil Thursday morning. Mr. Boland takes up postal relieving duties for the North Island. A movement is on foot to erect a memorial to perpetuate the memory of Waitara soldiers. We have certainly been a slow-moving community in this direction, as Tikorangi, Urenui, and Lepperton have already erected memorials. A suggestion most in favor is to erect a clock tower at the entrance to the Waitara bridge.