GREYTOWN NOTES.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4783, 26 July 1894, Page 2

GREYTOWN NOTES.

'(From Our Own Correspondent!) : The weather has taken ,another bad turn, and there is every.prospo'ct of three days heavy rain, Tho Debating Classmeetsto-night, A", a'good evening's instruction is anticipated. ' ' ' I hear that a Fcathorston gentleman lias just. returned from the Coolgardio goldfields, and lie states tjiat he |has speculated in shares yliicji will make him yeiy cqmfort,!)|)le for a while, .Citn't'we' run; (j No, 2 Cpplgardie fjeld somewhere ii) this ya)ley', Perhaps a rise in wool and muttpn will iiiiproye matters. Let 11s hope. ' ' ' li| tl)o Jfagistrate's Oqurt yestert]ay morning, befqre Mr I'. tfutcli son, S.M., flip following important caso was dealt with, Pilbrow v .Wi Hutana,. claim for wages and fees for';viding and training Langiey/tlio Devil, £2l odd, ; Mr Pownall ap. peared for plaintiff and Jlr Acheson for defendant.' The eßdence pf two witnesses ;was taken at Blenheim in, | plaintiff. Judgment finally given for plaintiff for £l7 odd with costs, An application was niade by the police to. remit balance of luonisydflfi on an order against' John - foii' the maintenance of.his Children; in Industrial Schools in Wellington and Nelson. The order to remit the arrears and cancel tho order for main, tenauce was granted,

, Mft'iiukkft, In this case > >*!!! tho bailiff of the Court served writ- 'lf ton notice on '£lio'Clork of the Court ■ (liimself)jto retain tho monies in ■ Ms possession until the abovo ordor ' was granted' by the Magistrate, V Hotv.,lß tlus for high 1 • . -jjj|