MAGISTRATES' COURTS

Press, Volume XVIII, Issue 2668, 18 November 1871, Page 3

MAGISTRATES' COURTS

RANGIORA. Thttbsday, November 16. TBefore Geo. T. Mellish, Esq., R.M.. J. T. Brown, Esq., J.P., and J. Crosjbie, fcsq, J.P.] Slaughter-house Licenses. —Licenses were gjanted to Robert Free, Charles Deal, and William Barnard, of Moeraki Downs, and to J. T. Brown, of Mount Thomas. The application of Mrs Watt, of Feroside, was adjourned until next Court d.ay, to allow time for the police to inspect the premises. Civil Cases.—John Currie v. R. D, Anderson—claim £2. This was a claim for medical attendance, and had been adjourned from previous Court day. The plaintiff was nonsuited with costs. John Currje v, rfpfln £7 2s Bdj set o# of £15 3s put in. The claim was for medical attendance, and the set-off for board and lodging. Judgment for defendantfor £1 2s 6d. Costß divided. Defendant was allowed 10s for attendance ou previous Court day, when the case was first heard, and adjourned to this date. Wra. Boss v. Wm. Yallanpe— Claini, £5 Us. This case had been adjourned from last Court day, fox defendant to produce

evTaence." "Judgment for " plainfiff iv Full amount and; costs. Niei ; McPhee v. John Carter - Claim, &1& Is. This was also- an adjourned case from last Court day. Judg-ment-for fait amount and costs.