R.M. COURT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1237, 23 November 1882, Page 2

R.M. COURT.

CABTERTON-WEDNESDAY (Before H, 8. Wardell Ei j, R.M.] Charles A. Watson, y Patriok Cookery. -Defendant was charged with driving through Carterton on 9th November without lights after sunset. Information dismissed on an informality, There was another caso, of the same kind dismissed on the same'grouiids, E/M, Dixon vC. A. Watson-Debt £Hslo, Judgment for plaintiff for 9s and oostJ.- Drown- v F. P. Rne.-Wages £4l3s 9d. Judgment for plaintiff ior amount and cost. T. Sunuexv O. L. Robinson.—Debt * B3 - Judgment for £l2 10s and costs 435. . W. Vickerstaff v E.. H. BuokeridgeDebU2s: Judgment for £25. MASTEBTON, THURSDAY. ... ■» -■ —...... (before Mr H, S.Waudbh, R.M.) W...A., P. : Sutton vA. Cameron.— Breach of Sheep Act, section'4s and 28 (two charges). Mr Bunny appeared for the informant. The defendant made the following statement, viz, Last November a letter "S"sheop. was straying holori','ing to Mr Hawkins in Mr Carman's paddock,- Another was straying, in Mr Miller's property, and a third on the property of.tho defendant,, and a' fourth ..mi Mr Riohardson's property about January. MrSutton examined MfOross'ssheepabputi the 15tb, On the 17th defendant found scabby sheep on 1 Mr Cross's property. No notice was taken of the matter last year, defendant failed to see why he and Mr Cross should be singled out thisyear. His Worship, however, after hearing Inspector Drummonds evidence hid the charge, proved, and fined defendant i'sin eaehcase. .-.,:', Same v J. ■ Finfld