DISTRICT COURT, HAMILTON.
Tuesday. — (Before J. E Macdonald, Esq , District Judge). Dalton v. Gr. B. Beere. — Adjourned byconsent to March 16th. J. S. Buckland v. J. Gh Berry, £47 13s 3d. — Judgment for plaintiff, £16 13s 3d ; costs, £5 Bs. John Thompson v. Robert Lamb, £29 6s 10d.— Judgment for plaintiff, £29 6s lOd ; costs, £4 17s. Execution to be utayed for 14 days' from to-day, and if amount of judgment and costs to be deposited or secured to satisfaction of the clerk in the meantime, judgment to be set aside and a new trial at March court. Defendant to pay costs of to-day ; in that event, £4 10s. Defence to be delivered in a month. In the case of Bright v. OBrien, which was settled out of court, the judge drew the attention of the bar to the fact that plaintiff had been performing work that could only legally be done by a solicitor.
Telephones are used in London hospitals to diminish the risk ot infec tion, by diminishing personal communication with the fever wards in sending meuscßgeri.
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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1181, 22 January 1880, Page 2
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179DISTRICT COURT, HAMILTON. Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1181, 22 January 1880, Page 2
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