S M COURT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4939, 31 January 1895, Page 3

S M COURT.

FEATHERSTON.-TUESDAY. (Before Mr T. Hutchison, S,M) J. W. McCarthy v. C. Hart. Mr Ackesonfor plaintiff; claim £2 ss. ' Judgment by consent with costs 7s. I J. Donnelly v. .1. Hepworth. Mr Izird for plaintiff; claim £i Its Gd. No appearance of defeudent. Judgment for plaintiff, J. Donnelly v. T. Benham. Claim £i 2s; Mr Izard for plaintiff. No appearance of defendant. Judgment for ,-£3 and costs for 18s, J. Donnelly v. C. Todd. Claim £5 6s; Mr Izard for plaintiff, Mr Card for defendant. Judgment for defendant with £1 8s costs, J. Donnelly v. J. Finlay. Claim £9 14s; Mr Izard for plaintiff. Judgment for £5 and costs £1 6s. J. Donnelly v. C.Hart. Claim £9 17s; Mr Izard for plaintiff. Mr Card for defendent. Judgment for £3. costs 10s.

MASTERTON.-THURSDAY. (Before Mr T. Hutchison, S.M.) CIVII, CASKS, Kiddle v, Disher.—Claim £7l2s ll{d. Mr Pownall for plaintiff. Judgment for amount claimed with costs 10s, and counsel's fee 10s (id, J. Pavton and Co. v. W. Woolf,Claim£llf)ssd. Judgment by default with costs u's, J. Pavton and Co. v. A. H. Cook. —Claim £6. Judgment by default with costs 10s.

W. 11. Cole v, W. J. Pearse and the Rev. Father McKenna,—Mr Beard for plaintiff, Mr Bunny for sub-debtor Father McKenna. Claim £9los. The case was brought to show cause why an order of attachment should not be granted. The Rev. Father McKenna stated that the contract had been completed on the 19th January, and a sum of £4O was held for thirty days under the Workmen's Lien Act, after the completion of the work. Witness had received claims, and fiom statements inado by workmen the amount in hand would not cover them.

To Mr Beard : The only money in hand due to Pearse was the £lo'l7s specified. Cole never worked on the job and witness did not know of his claim.

This application was refused, Hayes v. G. Daysli. Disputed claim for wages, at the rate of seven shillings per day Mr Pownall for plaint iff,and Mr Beard for defendant, The sum of £7 16s was paid into Court.

(Left Sitting.)