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TEMUKA.

' Monday, February 2. jg (Befoi.e. Mr 10. A. Wray, R.M.) 1 Breach of the Peace. —John MclnntsH carpenter, of Arowhenua, was charged!! oa the information of Robert Roberts! laborer, of the same locality) with assault*) Ing him on the evening of the 17th Janf vary; Informant prayed that defendant -might be bound over to keep the peace! Mr Salmond appeared to oppose the appliw catiou. His Worship reserved judgment pending the hearing of a case arising ouN of the present one. §f Obscenje Language.—Robert Roberts! the complainant in the previous actionjj was then charged with using obscene ladf guage in a pdblic place. Mr SalmonM appeared in support of the information 'After hearing the evidence of a neighbol of the parties, his Worship said he shoulfl dismiss both • charges, but ■ advf;sed til parties to maintain more friendly reufr tions in future. m Civil Oases.—Aspinall and Salmondlr John' Vince,. claim £,'&. Judgment Mc plaintiff for amount claimed and cosg. Henry Goodey v John Vince, claim £3 if. Mr Salmond for plaintilE. Judgment fir plaintilf by default for amount clalmm and coats. W. Hopkinson v Frandfc Franks, claim £1 lla 3d. Mr Salmon fir plaintilf aud Mr Cathro for defendant l'liia was a claim for the sum of 10s paffl for poundage, carting 15s, one and t-hffl tons of lime 11s 3d, less us for a Jβ* received. After hearing evidence at souSe length his Worship gave judgment f<B 255, being amount cluiined for poundage ana carting, less the amount paid inS) Court. > S