R.M. COURT.
MABTERTON—FIUDAY. (Before Mr H. S. Wardoll, 8.M.) J. 0. Ingram v A.. Elkius. Foul chimney. Fined 10s and costs 2s. Charles Ingram v H. Croaker. Assault. Plaintiff stated, lie was a laborer residing at, Masterton, On 14th March lie went home to Mr Harding's depot at J1.15 p.m. and firtwd the door looked, Defendant t live3\thero also and was insido at the time Ml refused to let him in saying f" lie had mtractions from Mr Harding. " When door.was opened witness k ' wentvi aj-M defendant struck him oil ji the ariQe, \ The adjourned for 14 days to allow of 'the plaintiff getting the C attilpdance of witnesses, S te Kaponga v P. : Hourigan. ) Btye v .Mra Eellelier,—Defendants TO with wscuiug horse:
that we being .taken to the pound by | plaintiff on 14th' March. The notion was withdrawn on defendants paying coats.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, 29 March 1889, Page 3
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