R.M. COURT TE AWAMUTU.

Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1646, 23 January 1883, Page 2

R.M. COURT TE A WAMUTU.

•RAN6IAOHiArHIGHWA^I3I3TOI.9T/BOAB,T> v, James, jHarper.—lnformation under Public WorksTjlLct, for neglecting to clear gorae febm^oadp. Mr Gresham appeared for the'tljoftr.d.' > The (]ef§ndarijb(|wfl? fiped 10s, costs,, £1 _ 10s 16d. Same iC Edwin WiljE{ij|;! "^anje p. John pollard. Same v, James 'Ounningh'ftml, AU th'B above, /defendants; jyere alaa * %esl - }with,. cpjsts.., Same v. Alexaivder!TJnice. Dismissed.! Same v. Fr'e'dericlc 'Jataez Bennett. Ad-, journed to nextGoiirt day. _ r laraia (native) 'vb Charles Walker.-f, Claim for damages for wrongfully im-, ipoatfdingiji Mf/Hayrjpr i ,plainsiff'md- Mr, yPl»|i^iW.hitak^i;v,fQr(jdefs^dantrfThis r^e^Mi^^ljeiir^»:aß^|i|e,iGjpurJt

'JTMtoAYftNM9th\ January. — Before the >, > J.ißjSfell^/R- Alexander. — Claim for wrongful'cdrfyersion of two horses. Mr (yresliJUfiifor ".plaintiff ami Mr Hay for defendant, Pontiff non-suited with costs, £2 10s.m 1 ,J.O. Ehnsley ». Charles Potterson.-^ JudgfiTp^Jps&inmons. Mr Gresham 'for plaiutiffr The defendant did not appear, but had paid into Court the amount of the judgment and costs, less 18s. The "case>vas]adjourned to 16th February. - Rritlierford ». "Simpson. — Judgment summons. Mr Gresham 'for plaintiff. Adjourned till next Court day. R. Browning v. James G. Berry. — Judgment summons. Mr Gresham for plaintiff. Ordered to pay debt and costs, £14 93 7'-l, s by instalments of £1 per month, or, iri default, 14 days in Mount Eden gaol. George D. ■ tfuuter v. J, . G. Berry. Judgment summons, £3 4s 9d. Mr Gresham for plaintiff. Ordered to pay the whole amount within 3 months, or in default 7 days in Mount Eden.— Costs, 19s, 6d. J. W. Thompson v. Berry and Neill. Judgment summons, £14 2a 9d. Mr Gresham for plaintiff, and Mr Hay for defendauts. It appears that the plaintiff had received £4 10s on account, and defendants were ordered to pay the balance, £9 12s 9d, and costs, by monthly instalments of -£1, or in default one month imprisonment. The case of laraia and Charles Walker was again , partly heard, and adjourned till Monday. ' There were several other cases settled out of Court. Ykstkhday. In the case of laraia v. Charles Walker, for wrongfully impounding a horse, the whole of the evidence was taken, and the R.M. reserved judgment to look into several law points and objections raised by Mr F. A. Whitaker, counsel for defendant. The costs on the plaintiff's side amounted to £30 12s. The value of the horse was variously estimated at from £2 10s to £10. He was proved to be about 20 years of age, and to have been sold nine years ago for twenty-five shillings.