BANGIORA.
Tuesday, Jtrtra 8. [Before O. Whitefoord, Esq., 8.M., A. H. Cunningham, and S. Heywood, Esqa., J.P's.]
CkviL Casks.—H. Blackett vJ. Lamb, £6 2s Bd, judgment for plaintiff. Deputy Land Commissioner v Samuel Stone, £4 12a 6d, judgment for plaintiff. John Scott v J. Sherman ;Mr Clarke for plaintiff; judgment for Court expenses. J. Manning vJ. Scott, claim £2 18a, judgment for amount. John Boberts vJ. Buckley, claim £20 14s; Mr Greeson for plaintiff, Mr Holmes for defendant. This case, a claim for injury to a horae and damage to buggy hired by a wedding parly, occupied the Court the greater part of the day; judgment for defendant, and £2 2a costs allowed. James Kinley vW. Mcßoberts, £12, for loss suetained and expenses incurred in a case of cattle dealing. Mr Greeson for defendant, Mr Clarke for plaintiff; judgment for defendant. B. Stark vH. Beeves, claim £410s, judgment for plaintiff. T. MoNaught v G-. Gorrie, claim £20 13s 6d, judgment for plaintiff. Land Tax Commissioner r P. Fawcett, £5 3s lOd, judgment for amount. Same v W. Gillespie,£l 18s 9d, judgment for amount. John Johnston v J. Clark, £37 4s Bd, judgment for £33 4a Bd. J. Smith v Hugh Henry, £2 16a, judgment for plaintiff. E. J. Xenknight v John Patchett, £116s 6d, judgment for plaintiff. C. D. Scott vJ. Wilson, claim £5-193, judgment for amount by default. J. Butcher v J. Patohett, judgment Bummone £47 7s 7d; ordered to pay amount in a week, or three months' imprisonment in default. Chapman (Maori) vL. J. Cox, claim for possession of tenement and land. Defendant ordered to give up possession in fourteen days, and to pay costs. John Boberts v B. Matthews, £4 2a 3d; judgment by default, and immediate execution granted.
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Press, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4636, 10 June 1880, Page 3
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