CORTERTON-TUESDAY.
; ''(Before Mr T. Hutcheson 8.M.) G, A. Fairbrotber v. F. Bilton. Claim for overdue promissory note jEG J63-- Jungment by default for amount with coats. njboj Walden v. J W. Ranby.. Mr Beard for plaintiff, Mr I'ownall f o r defendant. Claim £2O. Ibe plaint was between landlord BD d tenant, the defendant being ijtorgeflwth removing totara timber {fom-leased land, contrary to the ■terms oi agreement of leaso, Jpb4 Olsoski deposed to purchasing 2000 poßts, 85 strainers, and 500 piles from ibe defendant, at 10a per 100 for posts, IB each for Blrainerß and 6d ,jfor the" piles. ' The defendant deposed that ho held 49 property] HUdor jwp, fan plain-
iff, but Ihore was nothing »s far as le was awaro in tbo lease to prohibit din from cutting and disposing of otara tirabor,
The plaintiff recalled stated that be was owner of the property, but there was a mortgage on it. Thos Roberts deposed that bis opinion was that tho dofendant was improving tho property by clearing the timber off it, It was all dead timber which had been cleared away. George Sievera corroborated the
last witnesses statement, After hearing oounso'ls arguments judgment was givea for defendant with costs,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4397, 19 April 1893, Page 3
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201CORTERTON-TUESDAY. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4397, 19 April 1893, Page 3
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