R.M. COURT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4403, 10 August 1893, Page 3

R.M. COURT.

MABTERTON.--THUKSDAY. T. Hutchison, U.M.) Prangntll v John Bock, olaira £6 JOs 9d. Mr Pownall, for plaintiff, stated that a cheque for this amount J without costs had been received which J his client declined to accept. Jucig / mem for plaintiff. Cargill v Scott and Morrison. Mr Pownall for plaintiff. W.O. Cargill stated that in December last year, he gave Messrs Scott and Morrison's agent an order to make a suit, supplying the cloth himself. On the suit being sent borne it was found to be too small and returned. Defendants had failed ti either alter the suit or return the cloth, and he now sought to .recover 32s 6d, the value of the cloth. Judgment was given for plaintiff with costs. Killeen and Neary v. Hapeta,— Claim i! 8 for exercising and stabling the horse Flaxbourne, for the four weeks preceding July 15th. Mr Pownall for plaintiff and Mr Beard for defendant, Mrßeard|contended that there was do case before the Court, as no agreement of arrangement could be shown. Mr Pownall argued that an agree ment was not necessary. Killeen and Neary being partners, the judgment in the previous case established an existing arrangement. His Worship, after hearing argument, non-suited the plaintiffs. Coy V Kingi. Claim £llßaod for billing rabbits on defendant's property. Mr Jaoksou for plaintiff, Mr Pownall farJ^mdant. Evide;i(i>Pfflrtgiven at considerable length, judgment being finally given for the amount claimed, with costs, £llss.

GHEYTOWN.-WEMESDAY. (Before Mr T. Hutebiwn 8.M.) n civil ust. '1 Liar Jit v. Mooreliouße,claim for detaining a gun, £25, and damages for detention, £5. After bearing evidence of Liardit and Aloorobouse, a decision was given for plaintiffforfdOald, 0 the amount to be reduced to one ;j penny upon delivery of the gun, Mr Acheson appeared lor plaintiff and Mr A, Gray, of Wellington, for the de- n fendant. i W.F.0.A., Limited, v. 0. J. Buroh. fl l Claim £BOI2B 2d for goods supplied, t] It was announced in Court that g defendant had filed Mb schedule. Mr T Izard, for tbe Association, withdrew [ the claim, Mr Acheson appeared for a defendant, v H, Stralton Izard v, Blanche [ Allan, wife of Alex, Allan, CWm p for £46 for dishonored p.n. Judg« B ment for plaintiff by default, and y j v Court coats £l loa, ( ;' Same v. Alexi^r s Allan and o ; Blanolis for LlO for di»- g i ; honoured pi. Verdict for plaintiff c :•?• against both defendants with Court p l i' cofltsLl, I) I T. M. Drummond v. H.'l'. Mabu- t fi; puku. Claim L 9 odd, for surveying, p ] '.' Adjournedonapplicationofdefenant's r } ' solioitor, Mr J. B. Wither. Mr a f. Aoheson appeared for plaintiff, 0 i A number of claims for small t V.'.'. debts were settled out of or paid into t Yv Court. ] ?]«■'■ OBIMIHAt. |] M Police v. 8. J, Gibson. Breach of i li Borough By-laws, allowing his ohim- a J;', ney to take Are, On the evidence ot f |v ;; the defendant, His Worship held that ( ;u - it was accidental, and dismissed the [ w j j \-:\ ■" v. Liardit. t ■jr.. Amendment Acl,ioß9,sec,s, Three \ ■hi':-- for sale of native game b £!V' on'diflerent dates, The evidence of j |fe' Moorehouse (Society's officer), Oullen t fy--r (dealer of Wellington), and J, Barr J "i&. '"' : (dealer of Featheraton) was taken, At { s£.; this stage it was agreed that the three i sjjs\- cases would be governed by tbe first \ i|v. w taken. His Worship fined de- i p»: fendant 10s with Court cos's, }ls, i Ify^Bolicltore 1 fee, £2 2s, witness, Moore- ( ||- ' house, Jfls Id, Cullen, £lßa Id. ( |||; Mr AcheaoD, on behalf of liiardit, i 40 ' pleaded guilty to tho other {wo in- ] fc?:V formations, defendant being fined as | '£;. in each case without coats, I Pi&: : Liardit was allowed one month in | |E# which Mr I *M': : A, Gray prosecuted for the Society, j || . j