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Press, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5408, 26 January 1883, Page 3

MAGISTERIAL.

CHRISTCHURCH, WednepSDAy, January 24. [Before C. Whitefoord, Esq., R.M.} Dbunkenness.—lsabella Leckie, against whom forty-five previous conviotions are recorded, was fined £3, or in default seven days' imprisonment W. B. Stanley, who had. been discharged 'oh Tuesday after a course of medical treatment for lunacy from drink, was again brought up for being found drunk. He waa fined £1, or in default to be imprisoned for forty-eight hours.:: :; -v ■'■.;:[ : / .

Crviii Cases.—-Sydenham Borough Council v Heathcote Road Board. , T,his was a claim for _46 12s 6d, for charges in the repairing, undertaken by the plaintiffs,, of roads partly in the district of the defendants. Defendants had paid into Court £98 68 4d. Mr Cowlishaw appeared for: plaintiffs, defendants were irepreaented by the Clerk, to the Boards M* W- T. C. Mills. His Worship gave judgment for ; £3 — 6d, solicitor's fee £1 Is, and expenses of two ' witnesses, , £1. Parish v Bailey and another. Mr Stringer for plaintiff, Mr Button for defendants. Claim £4, beihg the stakes in a foot race run at Templeton sports on December l 27th. Judgment was for the plaintiff for the amount clainlod with costs Of Court, solicitor's; fee £1 and the expenses of three witnesses „1 2s. Judgment went by default for plaintiffs in 'Mason, Struthera vChriatian£2l 133 lid, :. and Long v Piper and another ,£3114 a 6d. Vizard v Wood was adjourned tfll I Febuary 7th.