Aa exceptionally fine programme has beon prepared for the People's Popular IGoncert at the Opera House this evening. The R.M. Courb was occupied during the whole oE yesterday and to-day,' bearing evidence in a claim Chas. Woolgar v. William Porritt. The defendant had occupied premises owned by plaintiff ab Waterview, Avondale, and plaintiff claimed £50 for damage to the house, orchard, fences, etc. A number of witnesses were examined in the case. Mr Bishop, R.M ; , reserved judgmeub.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 241, 11 October 1893, Page 8
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