R.M. COURT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2450, 12 November 1886, Page 2

R.M. COURT.

CARTERTON-WEDNESDAY. (Before Mb Von Sidrmeb, R.M.), Joe Sraogy v. Martin Ofsosky.Charged with unlawfully turning his horses into the paddock of the plaintiff. Mr Sandilands for plaintiff. The plaintiff deposed that ho had shut' up his paddock for hay, and on tho 13th October last ho had aeon tho sons of the defendant take down the rails and put the 5 horses of the defendant into tho paddock. The horses were in the paddock for four successive days, and in consequence had deprived him of a crop of hay which ho valued at £5. To the Court; The paddock was ..laid down with grass, and tho area was ten acres and securely fenced. ' ■ Fred.Scelasky also gave evidence. Judgment for plaintiff £2, and costs £1 lis. :• C. H. Giles v I. Pike.—Overdue P.N. for £9 9s. Mr Sandilands for plaintiff, Mr Beard for defendant. Adjourned till next sitting. .-,. ... T, A. Weston v James Grace.—£4 4

9d. Mr Sandilands for plaintiff. Whs ' dofendant ffho had been passing himself off us J, Traynor now appeared as Jameß Grace, and disputed his indebtedness. The plaintiff deposed that' the woman, who lived with' .defendant 'catqei'.and ,'. offered £l' ofracwbttntitthe plaintiff #o'ul<i stop proceedings. " The defendant deposed that ho,l|'wd.in,..: the same hoiiseras the .Trayuowmi'd had \ Eaid some small accounts on their,behalf, ut that he had flewr-ordered My' meat from plaintiff.'-'" To the Court: He paid the account, but. did not Bay whether'it was on his own account or not/• ' ; Judgment fur the plaintiff for the amount claimed and costs £llos.