LYTTELTON.
Wbdkbsbat, Aphis 23. [Before T. H. Pott*, Esq., J.P n and H. AUwright, Esq., J.P.]
Fighting.—John Macnamara was presented for committing a breach of the peace, within view of a constable, by fighting in London street. He was sentenced to pay 2O«, or suffer forty-eight hours' imprisonment.
LuHAcr pbok Dbink.—William Grant was discharged from custody, after being under treatment for this m&lady for eight days. LmrAcrr.—William Price, on remand from Ohristchureh for treatment for lunacy from drink, was sent to Sunnyside Asylum, on the medical certificates of Dra, Rouse and Maodonald.
OiYHu —Dransfield and Roper v E. S. Bullen, claim £3 18s for goods ; judgment by default. Bennett v DeOosta, claim £511s 6dj judgment for plaintiff and costs Bs. Forbes v Thompson, claim £6 Iβ 6d ; judgment confessed { defendant ordered to pay 10s per week and costs Bs.
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Press, Volume XXXI, Issue 4285, 24 April 1879, Page 3
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