R.M. COURT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4083, 7 April 1892, Page 2

R.M. COURT.

GREYTOWN-WEDNESDAY. (Before Comsbd Roberts, R.M.) Kawana'Eopia v Greytown Bor ough Council, claim £2O, value of horse impounded, and alleged to have been illegally sold, This case came before the Court last cpur't flay, in which judgment was reserved! Bis Worshfo gave judgment ' fop. the Council, with ppsts. Mr* Izard appepd fqr plaintiff and Mr fate for defendants , •A, Young v Kenneth MoKenzie. Claimforgoodssupplied,. Judgment for plaintiff with dost?, Mr Aobeson for plaintiff,.. ' .•■■ "Wairarapa Perseverance Extended and Gold Mining Coy v. John J. BooJJ). smount of calls due. ' ?udgirrei)t for gkintinV with jcpstgj.; Mr ■.s■# '»pprj'|'for| the Company. ' i E.T.; Shearer v. JobSUlisbury. i Claim—f 1 18s, goods supplied, '. Judgment for Plnintijfjf with cbstg'i Mr Tate fof plaintiff; " - ; ':V ; "' T. logley v. E, Manihera, Claim j »-ißinJudgmeut forPlaiiiliff iwiih costs, Mr Ajheeon for plaintiff, ; >

: MABTERTON-THURBDAY. (Before Colonel Roberts, R,M,, and ;;i lW l ßenall ) J,P). s 01YILOA8EB. John Gardiner v Charles Gardiner —Claim for the recovery of the horse Larrikin, valued at £BO, wrongfully detained, by the defendant. Mr Pownall for the plaintiff. The plaintiff deposed that the horse met with an accident at the Masteiton-Opaki races. He was afterwards placed in the paddock of the defendant. On hearing that the animal was being ridden about the town witness requested hia return, The defendant asked for £1 for nomination fees, etc This, witness offered to pay.' The horse was the sole property of witness, and had never been Bold; -'','■' t An order was made tor the delivery of the horse, but as the defendant could not be present on acoount of illness, Beourity was lodged by the plaintiff, in Case of a're-hearing being applied for. : . 0. A. Pownall t George Phillips.— Claim, £4 4s for professional fees due. Judgment for amount claimed, with costs. R.F, Temple and Co v J. Book-man-Claim, J8 17s 9d for goods supplied. Mr Beard for plaintiff, Judgment for the amount claimed, with Court costs 7s, 'and counsel's fee 21s. Henderson and Gov Charles MoIntyre—Claim, £ll on dishonored promisßorj note. Mr Beard for plaintiffs. Judgment for the amount claimed, with costs 24s and counsel's fee 21s. F. G. Moore v; James O'Connor.— Claim, £1 Os 7d for rates due to the Wairarapa North County Counoil. Judgment for the amount claimed, with Court costs 7s. Samev. W.Neill.-Claim, £5 17a for rates owing, Judgment by, confession. Mr Pownall for defendant. Same v, G. W. Phillips.—Claim, £llos 8d for rates due. Judgment for the amount ofaimed, and Court costs 19s. Same v. H. Oirnell.-Claim, £1 IDs 8d for rates due. Judgment for amount claimed, with Court costs 18s, Same v. John Brannigan.-Olaim, XI 5a 6d for rates due. Judgment for the amount cUimed, with Court costs 20s. J. D. Cade v 0. Hayes.—Claim, £7 for damages' sustained through the removal of a fence. Mr Beard for plaintiff, Mr Pownall for defendant. This was a case .similar to one recently heard in the B.M. Court in which the plaintiff was non-suited without costs, [Left Sitting.]