RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19, 6 December 1861, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

■WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4XII. (Before J. H. llaruis, Esq., R.M., and Geo. Lloyd, Esq.,* J.l\) J. McLean and Win. Andrews were eaoh fined 20s. lor being drunk. Win. Andrews, for furious driving-, was fmed 30s. and 7s. (>d. costs. P. Malony, John Dyer, and Frank Malony, were brought up on remand, charged with breaking into Mr. Win. Reid's House in Tokonuiiriro. Mr. Read Ayas examined at pome length, and detailed the circumstances of the robbery, swearing positively to $lie identity or" Dyer. 'Mrs. .Reid was also! examined, but she could not identify am^ of the) prisoners. Constable Lnjmbert deposed to having! arrested the prisoners and to i• >c money round on; them, which, however, did not correspond with that stolen. On the application of the Commissioner of Police, the ca.se was remolded for a,' wecyk. . i CIVII* C.ASFS. | Douglas and .Reid v. W. Me Ok-Hancl. Judg-' ment lor Plainti!?. on.coniV^k>Ti. of ikbt

Richardson v. Caliandcr, Reynolds v. Hughes, both settled out of Court. Richardson v. K>sley.—Debt admitted, -vnd judgement given for plaintiff with costs. Oughton v. liutton. The Defendant in this case not appearing, judgement was given for the ■ plaintiff with costs.