R.M. COURT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1856, 4 December 1884, Page 2

R.M. COURT.

FEATHEBSTON.—WEDNESDAY.

(Before H. S, Wardell, R.M., and J. Donald and J. W, Bidwill, J.P.'g) E. Orbell v. Wallace Smith,--Breach of Rabbit Nuisance Act, 1882. Defendant pleaded guilty and was fined .£35 and costs. Constable F. C. Smith v, Michael Hannitty,—Furious riding, The informant asked leave to withdraw the information which was done. Same v. Franz Ermer.—Drunk while in charge of a trap and horse, Defendant said he was subject to pains in tbe head and sometimes had fits, The informant said he would with the permission of t]ie Court withdraw the information, Withdrawn accordingly. Same v. James A, Stewart,r-Be: fendant was charged with having on the 26th November last behaved in an inoffensive manner in a railway car-1 riage at the Wallaceville flag station to a girl lamed Mary blower. The offensive behavior consisted in the defendant, an old man, having, when nlone in thq carnage with, the girl, kissed her. The defendant said he did not remember anything about it. Fined

40s, in default foutteoa days hard labor,

John Beel v. jolm Crawford,— Breach'-: ; -TQwri Jjloard.. by-laws / .by slaughtering a Boafit 'werr'fiallijd thia^ffejiice; and. two for'.the- defence.-' ; The Court inflicted 1 a-fine of 40s and ctata; . JoliajOrawfordv Willian) SmithlAbusive language;'-"'Fined }'2os and costs, ' Constable Smith v Fenry Salisbury. -Drunk and disorderly. No appearance ofdef|nil«nt; .Einetl 40s - and costs. § ;; hi " , ' v : 'Same v Joseph'Whitehead,—Drunk and disorderly. : or 14'hoiire imprisonment. In another case against the same defendant for using obscene language, defendant was fined 5s or 24 hours. In both cases he was locked up in default. Same v George Hawson.—Drunkenness, Fined ss, C. M. Brunskill v E, Winteringliam, —Debt £4 9s. Jndgment for amount and costs. There -were, several, othercases on. the list, in which the summonses were not served.