SUPREME COURT.
INVERCARGILL SESSIONS. CPBE33 ASSOCIATION TELEGEAM3 INVERCARGILL, June 9. At the Supreme Court to-day before Sir Joshua Williams, the civil case Rcvds Bros, and Ivlr-k V. Robert L. Wilson (Waimate) was concluded. Plaintiffs claimed £596 for goods supplied to the grocery business conducted bv Edward D. V dson octendantso n.' Plaintiffs contended to at V ifsom/sen., was the owner of the ness and that the son was acting as manager. Defendant and his son denied that defendant was the owner of the business. . . His Honor reserved decision. The Wallacetown Mn t ? ron ™ 1 H 1 ' S Co. proceeded against Wright, • Stephen soS and Co., for £2lO, damages sustained bv a collision between plamtihs motor bus and defendants motor car Tlie collision took place in Becembei last and plaintiffs contended that it was caused by the driver b n ants’ car taking the wrong side uhen entering the mam road f™ ll a by-road. The case is still unfinished. In divorce a decree nisi was gian ed in Robert .Tames Phi E, i Isabella Jane Philpott and. Frank fekit fington, with costs on the louest scale against co-respondent.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 3954, 10 June 1913, Page 5
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188SUPREME COURT. Gisborne Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 3954, 10 June 1913, Page 5
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