RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT, TEMUKA.
Wednesday, .Nov 3. (Before Wood, Esq., E.M.) CIVII. CASKS. "Rankin v. D. Young.—Olain £l4 2s 3d. Mr Hammersly for plaintiff; Mr White for defendant. Mr Hammersly applied for an adjournment, as he had unfortunately left his papers behind in his office. Adjournment granted on the usual conditions. Wightman v. Russell. —Claim £l6, value of a horse. Mr Hammersly for plaintiff; Mr Austin for defendant. After hearing the evidence, His Worship gave judgment for the delivery of the horse, or payment of the sum of £l6 and costs. G. Gapes v. J. Cooper.—Cairn £8 19a 3d. This claim was for the balance of an account owing by defendant, contracted since the dissolution of partnership which formerly existed between the parties. After hearing the case, His Worship gave judgment for the amount claimed and
costs, defendant offering to pay at the rate of £1 per week/which was acceptedK. F. Gray v. McPherson. Adjourned for a week. Gregory v. Morris. Judgment summons. This case was adjourned owing to the illness of defendant. Quinn v. Moaeley.—Judgment sum mons. Adjourned for one month. A. Wilson v. Thoreau—Judgment by default for amount and costs.
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Temuka Leader, Issue 314, 6 November 1880, Page 2
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192RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT, TEMUKA. Temuka Leader, Issue 314, 6 November 1880, Page 2
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