R.M. COURT,CAMBRIDGE.

Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1620, 21 November 1882, Page 3

R.M. COURT , CAMBRIDGE.

yjESTßßDAY.*!rJffielare Cpi. l ' Lyon, and Mr W.W3«iMfa, J.P.) Proiiibitioii ; Of der. Cosstabj^ Brknnax asked for an, order to prevent ' jJUDlicans^ supplying "an elderly matt.namc4 I/avid I<caoitt with liquor. Th« cbiista'ble deposed to having given Nesfcitt notice of the application, and in' reply he (Nosbitt) said he did not care 80 long as' he had his fling for one day! 'I)avul was a complete nuisance to the police, Who did not cave about locking him up. — Application granted,

• Civil Cases. , J Bates v. Tv Whenon, claim £10 13s Gd; Mr Dyer for plaintiff. In this case the defendant did not appear. Judgment for the plaintiff for full amount with costs j the one half of the amount to be paid in a fortnight, and the second half at the end of a month; in default 14 days'imprisonment.—B. Montague v. King, claim £9 13s; Mr Gresham for plaintiff, and Mr Hay for defendant. Case dismissed with* part costs for defendant. Stewart f. Arakatera te Wera.— Claim, £9 10s, for labour done. Mr Keesing for plaintiff. Adjourned till next Court day. — Coulthard Brothers v. Thomas Moore. —Claim, £8, for goods supplied. Judgment for plaintiff for full amount with costs, £1 14s.— McVeagh v. Madigan— Mr Dyer for plaintiff and Mr Gresham for defendant. On the application of Mr Dyer the case was adjourned till next Court day, without costs.

"Protection OrderMr Dyer appeared on behalf of Mrs Wylie, and applied fora protection order against her husband, James Wylie, under the Married Woman's Act, 1880. Applicant was sworn, and stated that she was at present living on her son's property, and he being married, was coining to live on this property. As applicant was now about to take a house for herself she was afraid her husband would come and annoy her. Had been deserted by her husband for twelve years past, during which time she had never received any support from him.— Application granted.