R.M COURT.
OARTERTON.-TUEBDA.Y,
(Before Colonel Roberts, R.M.)
Kate Carden v. Neville.—Olaim for board and lodging. Mr Middleton for plaintiff. Judgment by default for amount claimed, £25, with cost 80s and solicitor's fee 425. I A.Dudson v. Geo, Osborne. This was a ease under the Impiunding Act, 1884, in which the informant Btuted that the. defendant did on the' 24th May inst, rescue three hones from him while in the act of driving them to the public pound. Mr Meson for the informant, who deposed that he was the accredited, ARent of the Carterton Cricket Club (who lease the grounds of the Wairarapa and East Coast P, and A; Society) and was authorised by the said Club to impound e.ll cattle trespassing on the' said grounds. Jamps Darroch gave corrobative evidence nf that of the complainant. The information was dismissed, counsel's fee being allowed, . W. Carleit v. Kingi Ngatuere.— Claim, £5 15s 6d for chaff, Mr Acheson fo( plaintiff. Judgment by default with costs lis, and counsel's fee 21s. Same v. Kohatu,—Claim, £4 10s balance due for service of Master Agnes, Mr Achoson • for plaintiff. Judgment by defanlt, with costs 16s and counsel's fee 21s,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4126, 1 June 1892, Page 3
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194R.M COURT. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4126, 1 June 1892, Page 3
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