DISTRICT COURT.-Yesterday (Continued). ,

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DISTRICT COURT.-Yesterday (Continued). ,

: - ' — •—.; ', .-■;- "tRSBSajSPHS (Before H. G. Seth Smith, Ksq., Dlatrlot JndK«.|: ■. ■ ' : - " -.- :-■ <■■'~ _;.:•■.,'. 7^XB, Thos. Wyllie v. Gieo. IVaser,:.ciatiß, ■fflMCfil damages for breach of agreement.—MrTheo,;- ■".. Cooper for plaintiff, Mr E. Heskethfor defendant, —Counsel having been heard on either ride, H* •': Worahlp reserved judgment. JlcLeod Bros. v. H. Brett; claim £82 Ids, . breach of agreement.—Mr Thco. Cooper leciti plaintiff', Mr E. He*keth for defendant ',ni plaintiffs are timber dealers, and .thoiPcUuiW.'i! was brought to recover for the valuont tww thousand two hundred feet of motflofl kann^fji timber, which they alleged dofnndant ordered ■;;• at ninepence per foot, but subsoquently!;retinßß:js to accept. The defence was that it was a neces- ! sarv condition or the arrnnsement to pnrehaw i that the ' timber should be good, and g that as it proved to be vory inferior stuff, WSJ defendant wob acting quite within his rights m;^ declining to take delivery of it. It was not, in;.:-;. fact, tho article that ho contracted to buy.—jg After the case had been opened, the hearing, Mjf! evidence was adjourned until to-day. " rfta nils Day. ' ! The case -of Jamrs and Andrew MeLcod: ,; v. Honry Brett was' resumed this,mga ins. and the examination of the two : of the plaintiffs and John Wood laaied TinW^ : the usual luncheon adjournmentat 1 ooloobr;. At 2 o'clock the Court proceeded to UJtß.tMi. evidence of Curtis Moore. v ; . ' tii (Uft sitting.) P :