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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 94, 20 April 1906, Page 3

.At the Onehunga Poliee'Court yeeteiday s before Mr R. W. Dyer, a yoiith nam- ' ed Stanley. Howard pleaded guiity.to throwing stones, and was fined 10/ and costs" 15/.' J: SrispV for allowing bis cows to graze on the "streets, contrary to the borough by-laws, was 'fined 2/fik costs 15/. J. Crisp; for allowing bis lowing the dead', carcase of a horse to lie ..unburied near a public place, was : fined 20/ arid costs .'l9/.. The following civil cases'were dealt with: W.sen., y. A.' Codlin, claim £1 7/6; judgment, by' defavdt j W: ' ATBuleraig (Mr Lundon) v. A.F. Sadgrove. claim £14 G/y ordered to pay 10/ per week; George i Moody (Mr R.TN. Moody) v. A. Croppj.l "claim.7£ 3:5/9, ordered .fa.pay 5/ weekly. ; Judgment was forwarded to-day -to j the Supreme "Court by Mr. Justice".Ed-' wards in the appeal of Donald MeLeodTi ,oi-this city, against:the granting 'of a I mineral license in. the: Kaeo "district -to Robt.; Bruce Thompson,," There was.a-1 cross' appeal, both of * which were " dis- ! missed,.ten guineas costs, being granted in respect of each, and., witnesses were allowed '. -expenses and' -disbursements. In the. disputed--paternity ease Michael J..Gannon v. Ada Agnes Sale (who died shortly ai ter the birth of the child), his Honor dismissed the appeak tfcye witnesses' expenses- and. disbursements to be taxed by' the registrar. Previously Michael J. Gannon appealed against the decision of AJrT.CT G. S.M..'•'-, Archbishop Clarke (Melbourne) made a pronouncement With.reference to the recent ritualistic practices at St. Peter's, Eastern "Ball. He says: "I« tfcis a ioieete I otmtaot sanction ot- petatat arty J fiarjAojaA or eT^g^tj