TIMARU TROTTING CLUB.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2570, 19 October 1893, Page 2

TIMARU TROTTING CLUB.

The following are the acceptances for the club’s meeting in show week : Maiden. —Stella, Lalla Rookh, Zeluka, Chancellor, Vanduray Marguerite, Forest Queen, Southern Queen, Maggie, Tingles, l)ireot Veto, Hector, Bowker, Good' enough, and Munster. 2 Mile (open).-—Ellen, Te Wanahu, Spider, Trissie, Contractor, Brown Beer, and Dexterity. I 3 Mile Dash. —Annie Laurie, Lallah Rookh, Zeluka, Our Maid, Star, Hector, Bowker, Ellen, Try Me, Vandura, Trissie, Maud V., Maori Jack, and Maggie. 2 Mile (district). —Stella,Lallah Rookh, Tingles, Joe, Ellen, Forest Queen, Direct Veto, and Dexterity. 3 Mile (open).—Ellen, Spider, Maud V., Dexterity, Brown Beer, Te Wanahu, Trissie, Rata, Contractor, and Bowker. Washdyke Trot (2 miles). Jaffa, Try Me, Chancellor, Marguerite, Maggie, Brown Beer, Dexterity, Ahhib Laurie, Zeluka, Our Maid, Star, Joe, Maori Jack, aud, Qoodeuough,

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT. Geraldine—Tuesday, October 17. [Before C. A. Wray, Esq., R.M., and H. W. Moore, Esq., J.P.] CIVIL cases.

C. E. Sherrattv. Prank Hewitt—Claim £lO 4s, on a dishonored cheque. Mr F. Wilson Smith for plaintiff. Caleb E. Sherratt deposed that defendant was a hotel keeper at Invercargill. W itness held the dishonored cheque produced, and had applied to defendant for the money, but the latter ignored the claim. E. T. Connolly, saw defendant sign the cheque produced. Defendant gave it to witness in payment of money lent. Judgment was given for plaintiff by default for amount claimed, with costs. MAINTENANCE. Charles Trengrove applied for a reduction on the amount paid by him for the support of his children in the Burnham Industrial School.

The Bench agreed that if applicant pays up arrears (£9) they would consider his application. The Court then rose.