R.M. COURT.

Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 270, 16 November 1887, Page 8

R.M. COURT.

This Day.

A special sitting of the Court was held to. day to hear the following postponed cases : defended cases. Blame v. Mahonev and Another.— Claim £10 for wage?.—Mr Dufaur for plaintiff; Mr H. Campbell for defendantJudgment for plaintiff for amount claimed with costs £6 7s.

Frost v. Chrisjensen.—Claim £3, for money paid. —Mr Dufaur for plaintiff; MiCampbell for defendant.—Plaintiff was nonsuited, with costs, £9 17s.

The barque William Turner was brought down from the Sugar Works this afternoon by the tu_ boat, and noAv lies in tho stream awaiting a change of wind.

Messrs Cochrane and Son sold at their auction mart to-day to the order of Inspector Shearman, 43 packages of wines, spirits and beer, being confiscated goods.

Mr D. F. Evans sold at his auction Mart to-day, a large unfinished house in Surreystreet, near Great North Road, Surrey Hills, with a freehold allotment about 40 x 132, lot No. 9, section 5. The house, which is built on a brick foundation, and can be finished for a comparatively small sum, was, with tho allotment, knocked down to Mr M. Casey for £145.

Messrs B. Tonks and Co., to day sold at their auction mart 100 acres under cultivation, with house and out-buildings on, situated at Mount Roskill. After some brisk bidding the lot was knocked down to the mortagee for £1,400.

Messrs S. Cochrane and Son to-day sold at tfyeir auction rooms by order of the Supreme Court in re Henry Balmforth, a lunatic, allotments 62 and 63 of subdivision of lots 32 and 33 section 8, Ponsonby. Both are first-class building sites, quite level and well situated with a frontage of 40 feet each to Brownstreet, No. 62 was sold for £1 6s per foot and 63 went for £1 3s per foot.

Secretaries of mercantile associations, public companies, friendly, masonic, literary, trade and other societies are requested to send matter intended for publication in the Directory attached to Brett's Almanac before the end of the current week. No charge is made for the insertion.

The Secretary of the newly-formed cricket club at Chelsea Sugar Works, would be glad to correspond with the Secretary of any 2nd junior club, with a view to arrange matches. "BOUGH ON CATARRH" corrects offensive odours at once. Complete c. ro of worst chronic cases: also, unequalled as fargle for diphtheria, sore throat, foul breath. ,