R.M. Court.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 318, 29 June 1889, Page 2

R.M. Court.

Ar the R.M, Court, on Thursday last, before Captain Tucker and Mr H, Lewis, J.P's., the following cases were heard :—P. Barker v. Paraone, claim £2 for wilfully breaking open and damaging a gate. Mr DeLautour for plaintiff. Judgment by consent with costs 6s —W. P. Finneran v. Wi Kingi Hori, claim £2 9s 61 for a plan. Mr Chrisp for plaintiff Judgment by default, with coats 6s.—Hansen and Co. v. J. Smith, claim 17s for clothes supplied. Judgment by default, with costs 6s.—G. Maher v. G. C. Huddleston, claim £1 5s for one silver mounted sword belt. Judgmeut by default, with costa 7a.—G, 11. Ha I v. O. Hansen, claim £3 10s for papering and painting. Judgment for £1 ss, and costa 6a. —W, Adair v. G. Williams, o'alm £1 14s 4d for goods supplied. Mr Nolan for defendant. Judgment for amount, and costs 6s.—F. Hall v. C. E. Carter, claim £2 5s for money lent. Mr Nolan for plaintiff. Judgment for £1 Ils 83, and costs £ll2s.— A, J, Willson v. Karepa Wahanui, claim £6 llaon a judgment summons. The defendant was ordered to pay the amount forthwith, or in default seven days imprisonment,—A, Parnell r, J, M. Bidgoo:!, elalm £2 10s. An order was mads for the claim to be paid forthwith, or in default four days’ imprisonment, The following cases were heard before Captain Tucker and Mr Thompson, J.P’s, . H. Lewis v. W. Cantie, claim £1 8s 3d on a : udgment summons. Ordered to pay amount I'orthwith, or in default two days’ imprisonment.—L. Mclntosh v. E. C. Bolton*, claim £7 4s 41 for meat supplied. Mr Watson, who appeared for defendant, agreed to jiulg. ment being entered up, execution to be stayed for ten days in order to allow a Cross action to bn brought. Out of seventy civil cases set down for hearing’, only eleven came Moto the Court ; ths other oasen were either settled out of Court or gopuriMd,