STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2149, 7 May 1897, Page 2

STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Before A. I. McGregor, and A. E. Westbn«a, Esqs., J.'sP. TnuRSDAr, Mat 6, 1897, The cases Police v. J. »nd A. Lelievre nnd Lelievre v. Bouliy weie adjourned to 2.30 p.m. to-d*y CIVIL CASES. County Council v. J(»s. McGregor, cUini 12s costs, Mr Orbell for pUi-niff Defendant had paid ruins 4* 2(i. but bod not paid cost*. The Banob advised defendant, who said he had never received notice, to epeak t> Council Buthori iftS on the aiatlsr, bat gave judgment against him HubbArd, Hill and Co. V; Jae. E. Noonan, claim £11 for dishonoured P,N. Mr Orbell for pbintiff. This wae a Cbiituhurob cage. Mr Orbell appeariag for Mr Brupne to ttke local evidenoe.

Sept ; mv» Tr : pe, accountant at tbe B*nk of New Zealand, Akeroa, deponed tbe P.N. in question, dated April 11th, 1896. dtiH on Dxcenaber 14th, 1896, et the Bink of Ntw Zealand, Akaroa, drawn by Joo. Jnmee Noonan in favonr of Bnbbard, Hall and Co,, endorsed by tbe defendant, wan duly presented through tbe Union Bank of AoFtratant end dishonoured.

E. P. v. P. E. Oaneer. Mr P.>t-e for plaintiff. QU'xta £2 10s. Mr Po'ti stited £1 had been received by poet »nd asked for judgment for b&lince and COft". Judgment Rcoordiogly. A-<hby Bsrgh end Co. v. G. Tidyman, claim £2 12s 6J. Mr Poite for plaintiff. .In fguoerifc for amount claimed and co-te, T. B. Taylor v. D. Liitie, claim £2 lie 3d. Mr Pot I c for plaintiff. Jadgment for plaintiff by default for amount olaimed end ooi-t*.