R.M. COURT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Issue 2690, 2 September 1887, Page 2

R.M. COURT.

MASTERTON-FRIDAY. (Before S. Von Sidembel R.M.) WANDERING CATTM. W, Darvil[ was charged on the information. ofjih G. Ingram,' Borough Inspector, 'with a|lowiug., .» torn to

wander on the public stated that he had taken f\ffi'sff caution to keep the horse", on ,M" premises, but someone hadl "left two the gate open.—Case dismissed'. . >*<?. V 7. F. Parker for allowing tM«I head of cattle to wander on. Worksop road was fined. 3s and coits 2a,, •.':.'•••. :. A.WiSAKOE.' » Ah'tap'.SEas .charged with neglecting I'td.renAv&a/lifeftp of manure after receivitig!'. •the- usual • notice from the '•liispeotci^ 1 :£'" . ... • hfe.had not time to remove t^ 0 nbttte/-b?it •fQllowout'theinstructions giveu. , |fe ,%aslorder'ed'■%'. remove,tbe : j' the heap hefor&fuesday.iieit, wsi ! pay-Wcoats; ' j doo dXts...; •,;. ' Richard Allen and W. Q. Norman were each charged with keeping unregistered dogs, and as they had sinee paidthe usual fee the cases were uiisssd, ihey having to pay 7s costs each instance..',.... Charles Davis for keeping two unregistered dogs was fined Is and 7s costs, In this case defendaut pleaded that ono of the animals. was not his, and the other was under .age. Proof of age not being produced the above finewas.inflicted.'" ' ...':. ..