RESIDENT MAGISTRATES^ COURT

Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4046, 16 December 1881, Page 3

RESIDENT MAGISTRATES^ COURT

THIS DAY. Before H. Kenriek, Esq., R.M. PLANT Vi MCOULLOTJGH, EHBBNFBIED AND ■■■» ■' - _.: ■ DEAN. ' In this case Mr Miller said he bad received notice from the plaintiff that the ease would he withdrawn. He applied for his fee. The R..M. said he had already been allowed fees on the adjournment cases, and he would not allow any fee for the present day, inasmuch as Mr Miller needn't have appeared. In all cues wtierelhfl defendant gave notice of withdrawal to. the plaintiff, he would not allow costs. . BUCHANAN V. GBANT. Claim, £20, P.N. Mr Miller appeared for the plaintiff. This ease was adjourned until next Court day to enable the defendant to arrange with his creditor. CASEY V. BEAGAB. Claim, £3. Mr Brassey appeared for the plaintiff. Defendant did not appear. Adjourned till next Court day. THDBPV. NGATABA. In this case Mr Miller appeared for the plaintiff. ; Adjourned until next court day. KIESANOUSKI V. KONUI. r.. Claim, £2 2s. ■hj Judgment went for amount claimed and costs. SAINSBXJERY V. EOOEE. Adjourned until the 20th prox. BAIOKE V. WELLS. Claim, £3 6s 4d. Judgment went for amount claimed and costs., ■ •■. ' \ „'.''. . ■ . TUBNEE V. ENSOB. Claim, £2 Bs. Mr Brassey appeared for the plaintiff. Judgment went to the defendant with COltfl. SPENCEB V. POTAI. Claim £21155. Mr Miller for plaintiff; Mr Campbell for the defendant. Mr Spencer deposed that thedefendant "Fought a new plough and other articles from him five years ago, and had never yet paid the money. He had never seen defendant, who was living at Wakatewai. . Aperahama Potai said he remembered buying the goods from Mr Spencer. He had not seen Mr Spencer since he bought the goods. He only had to go once for the goods. He believed this account had been aet against his land account with Maekiy. He knew that Mr Mackay had taken the money out of the land revenue accruing to him. ..,

This case was adjourned until to morrow to enable Mr Maekay to be present. Court adjourned.