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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1385, 22 May 1883, Page 3

A.rather.unuaual caao was heard in the KMidoiit'Ma«iaiirat©:tO.ourt, NelaSri;the 1 " infanV' soli a billing \* j l ®* ? oftcirto:thrfeeof Kiß joung-com* v j 'J 8 ! I* a yroenfc' therefore not, tieibg WMfl ~lo8; .'Jinfant". Pdting'io'ii.'.'Kjs' own 9-ff.jfe.lse .jCtoriri and took out summohses against 1 tliem, ■ Baid ' •unamonsMcosting-4s.each, in addition' 4o;which it is alleged thut a ten shilling ;tKel)defta\ ~i Ji!•? MPQn 'tHe. issue pftjie trial. Matters hpw'bejjah to" look 'serious, and •. the 1 or his fnher sought legal advice. The result was 11, .i oyer a table. . ia . .(jro'amng yyitlrth#.weight of : iiuiulii-le's !' ijlaw 'bdokj,'.'a hard bitile was' fomln •* bfttwe&n 1 *■ Mr Pitt, toho'argued thai ilw ' ""infant 1 ' was,entitled to sue, and' Mr j»iS u ?ffy«.:F hft t ,l P ll - t !y maintained. ilint. he . wa» not.. Between them they-contrived J£j BIT? i , MagistrH.ie something to tnink lis deeiJed to adjonrn the •(' '•ease for a ( week in order to'giye turn time •" ' .td'consider his ruling bn the point raised. . —Mail.-. • ,j» Tho twtp .very, powerful gunboats now u '®eing'ionsfrdctsd at'the works of Sir ..WillMrt' Arm'sirong Bnd Coi, at Elswiok, tho, ehnllo.w waters of Port 1 Phillip, ana the' other for duty' outside the Headi;are both little more thnu mov••1 itiffjulii carriages or platforms, but they M- 'F will carry hip guns.

. COURT • LOYAL ENTERPBISE, 6501, ' AM i .1 V <-: k SPECIAL SUMMONED MEETING t.I <•.'iJ\.. of the above will bo held :in the Q' ''-Foresterß* Hall on Wednesday next, 22rd Bnsfirass—Presontationi,' .i.'ii N.'-i-Thia meeting will take the place of ordinary meeting which falls due on the following day, 1 P. T. REDMAN •'"•'IMS Secretary. NOTICE. OWNERS of Section 360, Taratahi West, are teqhested'to 'clear tile fenco line adjourning Section 358. If not commenced > within a fortnight it will bo done at their P. JANETT. -: IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WEL v LINGTON. •. ; In the matter of .'t The Debtsri and Creditors Act, 1876," and the Amendments thereof. And of the Bankruptcy of WILLIAM KINS •>. .. ani JAMES TOOMATH,. of Mas- ' terton, Saw millers, trading; there i ... as such in Co-partnership under the , . style, or firm. of. "KlNfi. & • : , TOOMATH," Dobtora. ,• ■ : fpHIS is to notify that. William King and JL James .Tobmath, of.Masterton, Sawmillers, trading there asßuch in a co-partner-'n Bhip under the- style or firm of "KING k TOOMATHif'.hMe this day filed a declaration that they are unable to meet: their „ _ engagements .with their creditors. ( •' -The first meeting ol Creditors will bo held the May, 1883; at the hour of /: two o'clock'in the afternoon. - >v Dated this"22nd day of May, 1883. 'JOSEPH J. FREETH, ! ~.V" /' Oljirkdf District'CQiirt. "' ' Sblipitor for ftp Debtor; .; IMPOUNDING NOTICE, JMPOUNj)ED, at the Masterton Public Ponnii, 17th inat.— ■ .'i M il Chestnut Mare, no visible I'/.i !■, j white stripe, down tho face,a wound mark 'above the nose, and 'blind in near eyo, ' /• (Kiot jahd expenses "paid Imthin • "twenty-one' d&ys Irum date, the same will be • Bold by public auction, at 12 o'clock, noon, on •• •" ■ PBIDAY, June BtH. ■ : •H. BENTLEY, . • 1382 Poundkeeper. HE AT RE 0 Y ALU I fev j Queens Birthday, 24th May, ■ •' " GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT M!;; ~;; /. itjnder the patronage of the Captain, Officers and Members of the Masterton Volunteer Corps; ;His .Worship the Mayor, and the * leading residents of the District, j ,s ,' G,: Coker,. begs to announce that lie has made arrangements for the first appearance >• •-*.'*> • of the, ' ; I ELLINGTON AMATEUR-DpAMATIC •"V" : Cfijlß, . ; i ; AV'. 14-In Numl)er-14, .» last performance at theTheaireßoyal ijijdi a marked suw^j ' ' IN CONJUNCTION WITH MR \ " V ; ; »G BS; RIVES a:L PE S S Premier Violjnist of the Colony, on the 'following oEiiice and /recherche• • Dramatic '. .. IE. PIIESEHTBD.. J " "' ' P&'FIRST,. ;? : ' ! SAX,ON ! j With the lateat .Comic Songs and Jokes . - by/Messrs Sam Benson and.C. 'Leon, and beautiful Ballads and Chorusoß by the Club's FiMODS.Qt/ABTETTE, Messrs C. J, Hill, 0. M. J. Edwards, Hill, and W. iWiddop, accompanied by.Mr A, ; E King, the eminent' " fianißt (expressly engaged for the occasion), •••'• Mji the Club's Orohesira of eioht vmow KHB,,acknowledged fa be the finest Imlrujntvial Combination in the Province 11 ' PART SECOND. ;: ! ' GBAND MUSICAL INTERLUDE 11! Jjj ffhich" Mr George Eivtrs Allpress will ■ ' - : ijitrodnce some qf his FAMOUS VIOLIN SOLOS I ' Whioli 'fraWelwjys such an attrsofive feature iu all the heading Concerts in • Wellington f ; -and' wherever that gentleman V The Entertainment will conclude with the ScTeaming, Musical .Burlesque, written! expressly for the Club by H. S, Bridge, Esq,, and specially LOCALISED for this occasion " Witty Diggings' k NGTR.-jfr CECIL RIVKRION will ap. * 3 ' " , ""jp%^an : d"take' his original character.of /j)jV^OT w :m.M : B(irl«aae, i " ; •- ' ' 4 further particulars 'flee Posters and ';"' "! ', , { ! ''ADMISSION—Chairs (numbered and re-ierredHhe-whole of the evening) 4s;■ Front .r-iUi'i iiße*Waj:;Body,ofHall,2s,. , I y, !f lu. .v l. ; ;,iJOTlQE.^Holdaw I pf .Chur Tickets (to !;W?s iii vij j„. can bejsesn and Hi-r;<ifi'r'?nuip.beTS' e ?Wc4) wJI be 'idmitted'ibjf tha ■iimwi ' '■' v ;' 1 1 ' ■ Mr Oedl V. Keywo^th.