R.M. COURT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1247, 7 December 1882, Page 2

R.M. COURT.

CARTERTON-WEDNESDAY.

(Before H. S. Wardell, R.M.)

A Sayer r E, H, Grifig.—Debt £6 4b. Judgment for amount aud'costs, T. Morris v fl. Wilson.—Rent £l, 10u 9i paid into Court and accepted by plaintiff,

Several cms were withdrawn or settled out of Court,

C. M, Spargo v John Spargo.—Sureties of the peace, Defendant, who was represented by Mr Sandilands, wished to have the case adjourned to next sitting.-Mr Gray (for complainant): .If the defendant was bound over to keep the peace until that date.—Defendant waa ordered to enter into hi» own recognisance of £lO, and one surety of £lO, which was done, ' C. A,"Watson r J. Humohriet,—Driving without lights. Fined 1b and costs. Same r P. Cockerjr.-Same offence. Fined 5s and costs, aud 5s informants expenses. : ; > . ; '.i . (Before F, Ht Wood, and W. Booth, • J.P.'s) . Oonitabli Bennetts T.Chss, Action, —Using obscene laiiguage in the publio street. Fined 10a or 7 days imprisonat the sentehoe, and in flowing language informed the Court thit (he case would be gone further inft/wd warned the Constable that lie would see that he did his duty in future ; and the poor fellow's .volubility knifr no bouudi; :

, Prisoner said she was not drunk or sober on the occasion.; j Coiis'aMe Wilton proved that prisoner was « bad character, and that she was drunk and disorderly.—Sent up ior seven daya' hard labor. . Joseph Wilson was chared with breach of borough by-laws in tethering a horse on tbe footpath. Defendant admitted the «har<(d. —Fined 10a and His Worspip said after thiß he would have to inflict heavier fines.' _ R. M, Ashwiii was charged with allow* ins; oattle.to stray on the public street.— Fined 2slrad 7s costs, J. Pay ton and Co v W, Ebbott,— Advertising and printing £2, Judgment for amount and costs 23j. D. P. McCarthy v A. Harford.—Debt 16s lOd,- No appearance of defendant. Judgment for amount and costs. Same vR. Woodham.—Debt £9 0s Bd. Judgment for amount and costs. C. Plimmer v J. W. Olayaon.—claim i 3 15s part' for wageß and the rest for giving lessons in the art of making muffins and crumpets. Plaintiff objected to be sworn, but made an affirmation with his head covered. He said he was a Christian Israelii#, Tim Court objected to the Christian Israelite oharging.Mr Clayson for lessons at the time he was in his employ as' bis servant, and gave judgment for ft 15s and coats. After the case wbb disposed of Mr Beard appeared on behalf of Mr Clayson and ex* plained that through a misunderstanding he was not present when the caße was called on.

J. W. Lang vThomaa Plummor—Rent £8 ss, judgment for amount and costs.