R.M. COURT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1246, 5 December 1882, Page 2

R.M. COURT.

FEATHERSToN.-MONDAY. (Before H..S,Wardeli,,:B.M.).

J.W. Laimbeerv H Dudding—Breach of Public Works Act, 188?, Section IM, Mr Bunny for defendant.' Dlsmiaso'd' on the ground; that the Section under which the information was laid only provided for the impounding of animaki straying on a road, ;,: : Saine v Same.—Dismissed on the. aame grounds, ( .' '' '■'■ -■* ■'- : '-'f-'j'- ; -. . Sairie'vG, Harris-Allowing a bull'to be at large. Defendant stated the animal was notsix months old. Caseadjourned, - '>;,|,feohst. ! James' Smith v.-H. (V Dowrhan'jE, •Winteringham,i William:' Roberts,;, .and Hatnuera Maliupuku,.. Defendants; were ohorged with having inr'the':9th'November last Wtn! disorderly )vhile drunk oh. the TariliiileniliA.i : race • 'course, ' Defendants DoVmaii, Wiiiteihighami and Roberts were .fined; 20a' eiwli," vrhi'mformation-against' the uative defendant was dismissed as he !ataW he was helptng tha police to quell the disturbanceTaml tliiswasnot dispiored. W, "Page VO. M. Brttnskill-Allowing animals to stray on the railway line/' Thia

was a caw adjourned frem last sitting for deoiHdn. fli« Worship dismissed the inforttltion on the ground that tKero was no evidence to show that the defendant knowingly and wilfully allowed the animals to trespass :■ Mr. Gray oh behalf of informant gave notice of appeal. ; W, Burt v A. Richardson-Mt £l3 18s Id.. Judgment by default for amount and costs.-.- '■■■•■■ '•■■ ■■• ■ MaryLiddyT P.'MoLaren-Olaim £2O. Adjourned to next sitting on application of 'defendant. ;;'','" ':;-':-':r r -:z:!£™