CIVIL SIDE.

Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2858, 12 April 1878, Page 2

CIVIL SIDE.

Judgments iob Plaintiffs.

In the following cases judgment was giren for plaintiffs, with costs :— Fleming r. Syms—Claim, £3145, rates, and costs, 10a. ApJOTTBNJtD. The case E. /McDonnell v. D. Bruce was adjourned till May 3rd. Judgment Summonses, thobnally t. tooket. Claim, £53 15s, judgment summons. Mr Campbell appeared for the plaintiff. " ■. .:...,. :.,;./ .:.;■■;■.;;...;■■.;■■. "- Daniel Tookey, sworn, deposed—l am the person against whom Thornally obtained a j^djyheat. " J hare hq'property, and have paid none of the debt, and don't intend to. I get about £2 or £3. per week for interpreting. I have no interest in any land. I hare eight children. No order made.' ''

AYENELL V. HICKS.

Claim, £116s Bd. . ' James Hicks, sworn, deposed—l am the person against whom Aveneli obtained a judgment. I can pay 2s 6d per week. Order that defendant pay 2s 6d por week, failing any payment to undergo a month's imprisonment at Mount Eden.

SAME T. M. WHALING.

Claim, £2 3a 84. Martin Whaling, sworn, deposed—l am the person against whom Aveneli obtained a judgment. I have not paid anything because I have, not carped more than 25s per week since the judgment was obtained. rT , . ' ... .

No order made.

QUINT V. GOODWIN.

Claim, £9 10a, board.

In this case His Worship, who had reserved judgment last court day, said he had thought the matter over, and would non-suit the plaintiff, with costs, £2 Is.

Court adjourned.