APPEAL COURT.

Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 268, 14 November 1887, Page 5

APPEAL COURT.

(by telegraph.—press association.s Wellington, Sunday. A siTTisro of the Court of Appeal will be opened on Monday. His Honor the Chief Justice, and Justices Richmond, Williams, Gilles, and Ward will be present. The following is the list of cases for argument: The Public Trustee (appellant) v. Morrison (respondent), re George F. Rowlatt, a solicitor (Dunedin); motion reserved. Marks v. Parker (Christchurch), appeal Regina v. Ross (Hokitika), Crown case; reserved. Bank of New Zealand (appellant) v. James Harrison (respondent); i appeal. Attorney-General and others v. Tipae and others (Wellington); appeal. Gray and others v. Parker (Wellington); appeal. Bennett and others v. Douglas (Wellington); appeal. Official Assignee (New Plymouth, appellant) v. Moa Dairy Company (respondent). Re W. Henderson, a solicitor (Dunedin) ; rule absolute. Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company v. Tihiaru Harbour Board; motions for a new trial, and for a non-suit. Motion re claim of John McLean Finlay v. inhabitants of Bedford Road District, Christchurch. Motion for argument re William. A. Grey, a lunatic; appeal. Bayley v. New Plymouth Harbour Board ; appeal. Staples v. Joseph (Wellington) ; appeal.

Major H. C. Dane, the celebrated lecturer, has been successful in Australia, and is returning to Auckland the first week in December to deliver his promised lecture for the Benevolent Society, after which he givea three lectures for the Y.M.C.AI'

Captain Edwin advises—" North-east to north and west gale and rain within twelve hours. Glass fall soon."

Mr D. Gouk will to-morroW morning launch the schooner he has been building for some time past for Samoa. She is a neat craft, her lines good, and the work first class, so she should give satisfaction.

Onehunga tweed suits at 47s 6d, at Smith and Caughey's.—(Advt.) '