LATEST TE NUI NEWS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5113, 26 August 1895, Page 3

LATEST TE NUI NEWS.

— — From Our Own Cormpoudtiil. Saturday, A sitting of the S.M, Court was hold here on Friday, the first case being Mrs Bushby v. Mrs McGucken, for assault. Tho plaintiff alleged that defondant knocked her down with a broom and ottiorwise illused her. Of course the defendant said she did not. His Worship dismissed the case, without costs. The next case was ono betweon the same parties re some forks and other household utensils, which aro at present in tho possession of the .defendant. Defendant was instructed to hand over tho things , that day. j»C*ln tho third case, Mrs McGucken ■ sued Mrs Bushby for 10s 6d a week for thirteen weeks' of nursing and otherwise attending on her during a pecent illness. In this caso, tho defendant was ordered to pay 03 a week until tho amount claimed is paid. , I 6ee Mr McCandlish has his opposition brake running. I am afraid there is not enough traffic on this road, at this time of the year, to support two brakes. Eopoi't says our footballers intend going for a tour. They ought to r tour tho North Island, considering their successful season. They havo Won every match thoy played this year,'and that is saying a Jot. •' By Telegraph—Own Comtpoiidml. TbNui, Monday. Aj; a meeting of the Doctor's Committee on Saturday it' was decided that a guarantee ho givou to Dr Paws Dii to remain in (lie district. ~' During the progress of the nieej,. 'jmg the doctor was suddenly called to attend to Master Ernest Jficholls, son ofjfr A, Nicholls, who . was thrown from his hprso, receiving severe injuries to the extent of two broken ribs, a slight concussion of tho spine, and sovere damago to the shoulder. He is progressing satisfactorily. The weather is now beautifully fine. ■