R.M. COURT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1095, 9 June 1882, Page 2

R.M. COURT.

MASTERTON.-THURSDAY. Befokb H, S. Wardeil. Esq. R.M. W. A. P. Sptton v Robert Brown,— Breach of Rabbit Act, in not taking efficient steps to destroy rabbits. Defendant pleaded guilty,, and his Worship gave him a fortnight to take the necessary steps, or a heavy fine would be inflicted. Same v T. L. Thompson.-Same offence. Withdrawn on condition that efficient steps be taken. J. H. Oorbett v W. Bbbett—Debt £ll 9a 6d. Mr Beard for plaintiff, No appearance of defendant, Judgment for amount and costs. Same v David Carmichael.—Debt £8 18s 6d. Mr Beard for defendant. Judgment for amount and costs, W. Perry y John dimming,-Judg-ment summons SA 12s 7d. Order made to pay within 14 days or 14 days' imprisonment, T. Ray vT. L. Thompson. Debt, M 14b. Mr Beard for plaintiff, Mr Bunny for defendant, This was a claim for hoard and lodgings of a man named Ford (re cently deceased) and stabling accommodation of an entire horse named Young Camden, Plaintiff made the claim as he fully understood that Ford was in defendant's employ and that the horse belonged to him. Defendant proved that he had sold the horse to Ford in October last, when he ceased to be in his employ, and therefore was not liable for any debts he might have contracted, After a large amount of argument between counsel; his Worship's judgment was reserved till'this morning at ten o'olock, The Court sat at 10.30 this morning and in the case Ray v Thompson, his Worship non-suited plaintiff with costs. J. Clayson v E. Kibblewhite.-Debt 7s Bd, Judgment for'amount and costs, and 10s plaintiffs expenses,