SM COURT
MASTERTOX, THURSDAY,
(Before Mr L. G. Reid, S.M.)
Judgment for plaintiffs was given Ly default in the following eases; — Julia Ann Cotter v. John Anderson, claim £4, costs Ms; Charles McCul]on v. August Stcmpa, claim £d lis, costs £1 6s (id. In the case of IT. W. Pownall, executor of the estate of the Into C. A. Pownall, v. Arthur Woodham, a claim for £1 6s, the defence .was that the deceased had "worked out" tho amount hire. Mr Reid accepted this view, and non-suited plaintiff without costs. Mr Morgan appeared for plaintic, and Mr P. L. Hollings for defendant. H. \V. Pownall, executor of the estate of the late C. A. Pownall, claimed from James Bourkc the sum of £'ll 9s 6d. Mr Mo ran. appeared for defendant. The defendant admitted that £ ; "> Os 6d was owing, hut the balance (£6) of the money had been borrowed by the deceased, who stated that credit would be given for that amount. .1. Savage gave evidence as t'> the deceased borrowing the £6 His Worship gave judgment for tilt; £5 9s Od, with eoste £2 18s.'
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10707, 30 August 1912, Page 7
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