RAGLAN.
A sitting of the Magistrate's Court, at which Capt. Jackson, S.M., presided, was held on Monday. A native named Puketapu was charged with having stolen a mare, the property of Pauwhare Tapu.— The complainant deposed to the mare in the yard of the Court being his property. John Cowell had given her to him in 1894. Last saw the mare on the Kawhia run on 18th May. It was worth £2.— Mohi, a native, deposed to the mare being the property of plaintiff. —Accused stated that a native named Whareto had horses on the run; he caught the mare, because he believed she belonged to him.—Case dismissed. The following rate cases were dealt with :--Raglan County Council v. G. Graves, claim 11s 11d overdue rates. Judgment for amount and costs 6s ; same v. Mallendine, claim 15s. Judgment for amount and costs 6s.
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Waikato Argus, Volume IV, Issue 308, 30 June 1898, Page 2
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143RAGLAN. Waikato Argus, Volume IV, Issue 308, 30 June 1898, Page 2
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