R.M. COURT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3469, 26 March 1890, Page 2

R.M. COURT.

OAIVTEETON-TUESDAY.

(Before Colonel lloberts, 8.M., ai: Mrß. Fairbrother, J.P.).

T. A. Weston v Geo. Meildesonclaira £1 2s 8d for meat supplied Mr Beard for plaintiff, Mr Achesoi; for defeudaut, Chas Ticehurst, in tlio employ of the plaintiff, proved the delivery of the portion of tlit meat included m the account, Judg' inent for plaintiff for i 8 17s Hd Court costs 7s, arid solicitor's fee 21s

0. H. Giles v John Wintoringham —claim ;£8 10s for cash lent, Mr Apheson for plaintiff, Judgment by default, Court costs (js, solicitor's fee 21s, •,-.-.

Win, Bidgway v T. A, Weston—claim for £Bl4s for breaking in two horses. . Mr Acheron. for plaintiff, Mr Beard for defendant. The plaintiff, deposed that he was a horse trainer, a horse breaker, or anything of that sort, He had been engaged in such work for 10 or 12 years, The horses belonging to the defendant wero in his cliargo for .five weeks, during which time he was entirely engaged In getting them quiot and fit for use, aiid when handed over, to the owner the animal was perfectly quiet. The evidence of tboiiofendant, and a witness, Charles Ticehurst, having been heard, judgment was given for the plaintiff for lis, which the defeudant had paid into- Court, the plaintiff to pay all expenses in connection with the case. MASTERTON-WEjDNESDAY, (Before Colonel Euberts, 8.M.) , James Grovesi of Miatua, was charged this morning with the larceny of a pair of boots, trousers and vest, from the dwelling of Thomas Little of Kurupuni. Accused pleaded notguilly. Little, called, stated that Groves had been liying with him until Drd March. Did not miss things until .Bth, v Saw police about'the-ma'tWahd- recog- ! ni'sed the trousers • and vest at 'Mr Shaw's shop.'' ; Ho "hid ' giyrui no authority to Groves.Jo reroevii tho garments from his premise's,' Groves liere asked jf, Ljttje ,had not giveir' liim" J nerinissi9u to 'sell

them, ; . ( . and was negation.. \?i> ?|* Wiljidm; general idoahyfc deposed tkU tlio abused offered hto. the artioios foV;sali!.; He had'asfied if the ■ clothes -'belonged to; him;J;(accused) and he replied thoy. did'." Constable Cooper gave evidence of the arrest, nntl also of a previous conviction.- " J Tlie Court fclidh passed a sohtenco of two months imprisonment, with hard labor. .