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Press, Volume XLI, Issue 6118, 28 April 1885, Page 3

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Monday, Apbel 27. [Btfore G. H. Blackwell and Isaac Wilson, EsqeJ Discharging FisxAßMs.— J. McCallum, who bad discharged a doable-barrelled gun seVeral times on his property on Sneyd street, on April Ist, bo as to alarm his neighbors, was fined, under the Police Offences Act, 20b and costs. Education Act.—/.Salomon, a Maori, was charged with disobeying an order of the Resident Magistrate in not sending two children, to the school. Defendant's wife pleaded tire distance was over two miles. Adjourned. Mrs Smith, guardian of a child named Nesbit, was charged with not sending the **iM to school. Sheetated his father was in town. Cafe dismissed, the parent to be gammoned. In the cases

of J. Byron end -W. Dickie, orders were made that the children must attend school. In a cate of D. McEore, a> medical certificate wm produced that the child ns too ffl to attend, and the case was withdrawn.

*£"? Caei »-— V' P»yne tJ. Stanton, £10 9a 44. Mr S#ann, for defendant, claimed an adjournment, paxticulaw of clam to be given. Defendant said the debt was for work and labor. It wae oltimately agreed to accept judgment for .47 9a 4a, the matter in dispute being £3 in lieu of notice of leaving defendant's service. -