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R.M. COURT.

(Before Mr H. G. Seth. Smith. R.M.)

UNDEFENDED CASES. Judgment went by default in the following undefended cases:—J. Rout v. J. Hack, claim L 6, due on guarantee signed by defendant; costs LI 11s. R. R, Hunt v. J. S. Johnson, claim LI ss; costs LI 0s 6d. W. Franklin v. G;: iS. Loverock, claim L 3 3s; costs. 14s. Hancock and Co. v. W. Lind, claim L 2 2s 6d ; costs LI Is 6d. Dr. Walker v. A. Henderson, claim LI 6s; costs LI 12s 6d. E. A. Mackechnie v. A. C. Felly, claim LI 18s 6d ; costs 12s.' D. Murchie v. Hans Tattersall, claim L 7 ; costs LI 17s. Jackson v. Andrew McLeod, claim L24s ; costs LI 12s. 6d. R. Mitchell v. John Lundon, claim L2O 10s; costs L 4 18s. D. McNab v. Samuel Grey, claim L4lßs 5d ; costs LI Is 6d. J. B. Bull v. Charles Isles, claim LlO 15s 6d; costs LI 03 6d. Mrs Mary McClammont v. John Lock, L 3 ISs lOd ; costs 11s. W. C. Dennes v. Mrs

Lindsay, claim LI,; costs LI 26 tid,

DEFENDED CASKS.

Mrs Ann Walsh v. A. Smit&.—Claim, LI, for a coat supplied on appproval. -Mr O'Meagher appeared for the plaintiff.— Defendant was not represented by counsel. —The plaintiff deposed to supplying the coat to defendant. Her son also deposed to seeing the defendant wearing the coat.— The defendant stated that he had taken the coat in part payment of a debt owed by the plain tin" to the Remuera Dairy, with which witness was connected.—By Mr O'Meagher: He was not proprietor of the dairy. He was of more consequenoe to the Company than one of the cows,as he was responsible to the Company for the milk supplied by him on the run.—Charles Maxwell, manager of the daily, deposed to the plaintiff owing LI to the Company.— Judgment was given for the plaintiff for LI, with costs LI tf s 6d. H. Citmmings v. F. Pierce.—claim, L 4 2s 9d, for board and lodgings.—Mr Theo. Cooper appeared for the plaintiff.—Defendant appeared in person and denied part of his liabilities, but admitted that he owed LI 9s. —Judgment was given for the plaintiff, with costs LI Is 6d.

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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 181, 4 August 1887, Page 5

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R.M. COURT. Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 181, 4 August 1887, Page 5

R.M. COURT. Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 181, 4 August 1887, Page 5

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