DISTRICT COURT

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3498, 30 April 1890, Page 2

DISTRICT COURT

MASTERTON-WEDNESDAY,

(Before I}js Honor District Judge '"'''" ' Bpliinpoiij. OAPSWEf/I;'y, , ''ElOKDA!f, , ' Jn thjs cas.bTlia Hoiior announced that after careffjl «ot)?idprution be had decided to nonsuit tie plaintiff 1 , An agreement had cei'taiuly existed, but there was not to Ms wind a specific contract. A now trial would not be allowed under the circumstances. flop apimting to 115 is would bo allowed as pf tjio oase'at'the last iittings. 1 _ hlr Pownal! was present to' accept; judgniont "for saintiff, and'Mr Bunny' for defendant, "'■ ' , "': •"■."' '■. ' .■:; ilr Poyuall gavp formal notice of' Wall " ' " '"•"'"'." ' V • Copai. .' -The. ban.kr,aploy. of |4wiij $%

was. declared, closed. Debtor'tfas ordered to come up for his discharge at the next sitting of the Court. . The public examination of Joseph and Emma Ingley was to have been proceeded with, but Mr Ingley wired, stating that lie, would arrivo'by the mid-day train, and asked for an adjournment till bis arrival, Mr Bunny pointed out that this wag the second time the debtors had been called upon to attend, and tailed to do so. Mr Beard said that tho debtors ha d not more than sufficient means to subsist, and as their expenses had ouly been, guaranteed .by tho Official Assignee at tho last moment they : could not appear beforo. Mr Bunny: It is a strange thing that the debtors have no money to pay their expenses, and yotthey can employ counsel, Mr Beard: It is equally strango that the assets in the. estate are nil, and yet the Official Assignee can employ counsel. The case was then adjourned by the Court till 2 o'clock,