LATEST WELLINGTON NEWS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3005, 17 October 1891, Page 2

LATEST WELLINGTON NEWS.

(BY. TELEGKAI'II. —I'KKsS ASSOCIATION'). Whlmxgtox, L'ist Night. Mil Sawyeii, dairy expert, denies the statement that he has resigned.

The W'jlliiißton Woollen Cnmpany pay a dividend of 8 per cnnt for the year.

The Native! L-inrt Courts of the colony are divided into sevnn districts viz., Auckland (with liuidquatters ut the Thames), King Couutt y (with headquarters at OtarnImißa), (iUborne, Ivitorua, Wauganui, Haivke's Bav (with headquarters at Hiisting:?), and Wellington (including the South Inland).

Iμ the case of the Picturesque Alias O.'nn.ui.v v. .10->:o;), claim Jtl'J for 3(i parts refused, "Mr K.-.biii--nn, H.M., field that tlio ajrent did Misrepresent tlm purport ot the printed order, and tlmt th<; defendant was therefore entitled to repudiate tlti) ivliotn cmitr »ct, but in oixler u> r]n tliis ir, was tieciiasary to rop'.iice the company in rum. Tin's thn dofuudant li.id stido.ivunrijiJ to do, but the numberti luturnod were soiled, and m> longer merchantable :w new books; therefore recession hud not been acsmnplinbed. The claim now is alternative for the price under contract or_ for damages for breach of the name. The magistrate held that plaintiffs weropiopeily entitled to recover for branch, and that the incisure of daiinsjas in the c.ise w.is tlie difference between the contract price and the present value of the parts. According to the ovidence, the present market value is 12s por part; therefore 3(Js *as deductel from the contract price, and judgment given fur £7 -ia, with ccwtu.