R.M. COURT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2139, 6 November 1885, Page 2

R.M. COURT.

FEATHEEST JIN-THURSDAY. (Before H. A. Stratford, B.M, and 6, . Reynolds, J.P,) ' John T, 'HqcU|o,i', .Icvsjah Yilea, ftaymn< 5: G. Worsley, • George Lemons, Henry Cook, William Abbqtt, Walter Hodder, Joseph H, , Hoddev, and John Crawford were charged by Charlos W, Keep, Inspector of Nuisances for Featherston Tpwn Board, witl\ allowing cattle to wander at larce tl\a public streets in f eathe, ifefendants >dl Pleaded guilty, and were lined'ona shilling oaoh without costs, as a warning. John Beel v John Crawford, This was a case in which informant charged defendant with allowing his horse to wander. m the public road within tilt) |iitherston Highway District, " Defendant p.jeac|ed that the place where the horse was found was not within the Featherston Highway District. Informant was doubtful on the .point, and the defendant was'allowedjthe benefit, and the case was dismissed,

William Gilpin v John Jones, Debt, £0 0s 4d-Judgment for plaintiff for amount and costs,

WWON-THISDAY, - . Arthur Taplin was oharged on tlio information of-. J, C, Vallance, with furious riding on the Taueru road, and with being drunk while in charge of a horse. The hearing of tho case was adjourned till Tuesday next. oivir,, x

Issac Parry v J. S Handyside.— Wages £4 lGs. Mr Skippor for plaintiff, and Mr Bunny for defendant, The sp of £1 138 8d aqd float of summons were paid Into Court. ' -

Pldintift said that lie had been engaged to work at 308 per week on trial, the rate to be only 10s if he did not give satisfaction. He was late one morning and was told by the Overseer (Mr McCrae) that he would have his wages reduced by 2a 6d per day, and a few minutes later he was ' dismissed, For the defence, John McCrao stated that he found plaintiff useless and gave him a trial in the b.ut the wool-ojasser said j|o was worse thaii useless, In eiying judgment His Worship said it would bo much more satisfactory if an agreement was always made on stations when ongoing hands. He considered that the Manager had been exceedingly good iiaturod in the matter, .but that was not sufficient for liim to keep him on, and in fclio eiid make the reduction |retros'pec- ' tive, and offer him only 10a a week fov all the time lie had been thtp,' Thft reduction.could only take place from 'Uto fin which the man rocoiyGt] notion, Judgment for plaintiff. _

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