Civil Cases.
J. D. & K. Hill v. A. Potter—Judgment for plaintiffs, with costs £1 Os 6d. — Mr O'Neill for plaintiffs. Vialou & Co. v. J. Bowl ton. — Claim, £7 2s 7d —Mr O'Neill for defendant.— The plaintiff having closed hi 9 case without proving his claim, Mr O'Neill for the defendant contended that the plaintiff mnst be non-suited. — The Court allowed plaintiff to re-open his case, and complete it. — The defendant deposed that his arrangement with plaintiff was that if the goods weie unsuitable, the defendant should take them back at his own cost, and that the goods were inferior, and were returned according to arrangement. — Judgment for defendant, with costs, £2 12s. All the other cases were settled out of Court.
It may safely foe said that George Lansell, of Sandhurst, ia the richeat mail in Australia. Ten years ago he made soap and candles, and hadn't a second pair of boots. He is liberal even in the selection of a wife. He owns numberless rich claims of his own, and one fortnight lately received £13,000 in dividends frcm two claims in which he has recently purchased, an interest,
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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1255, 15 July 1880, Page 2
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189Civil Cases. Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1255, 15 July 1880, Page 2
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