CHRISTCHURCH.

Press, Volume L, Issue 8544, 26 July 1893, Page 3

CHRISTCHURCH.

Toes__t, Ju_r 25. (Before Captain Deighton, J.P.) D_ukk«skess.—A first offender, who had been remanded for medical treatment, was fined 5s for helpless drunkenness at Oxford, and ordered to pay 6s 6d medical-expenses. Two men who had not previously been before the Court, were each fined 5s and costs for being drunk in High street. (Before R. Beetham, Esq., R.M.) Casb DlSMlss-n.-—ln the ease, adjourned from yesterday, in which Martha Hartley sought an order affiliating her illegitimate child on John Cameron, further evidence was heard, after which the order was refused. Mr Deacon for the defendant, Mr Cres-well for the applicant. Civ__ Cases. — Grocers' Co-operative Purchasing Company v Andrews, claim £107 ss, on judgment summons. Mr Kippeoberger for the judgment creditors, Mr Deacon for the debtor. The Magistrate said it was shown that the debtor had been in a position, since the judgment to pay the amount, and payment *ras ordered, or in default three mouths' imprisonment, the order to be suspended for seven days. Levett v ORorke, claim 17a, wages as farm hand. Mr Donnelly for the plaintiff, for whom judgment waa given for the amount claimed. Rowe v Rosenowski, claim £1 ss. Mr Beattie for plain tiff, who alleged tha; defendant's dog broke into a fowlhouse and destroyed ten fowls. Judgment was for the amount claimed. Judgments went for plaintiffs by defatilt, with costs, in Hearfieid v Grimmer, £3 10s; Revely v Body, £9; and Crawford v Boardm-n, £7 4s. Gledhill v Robinson was adjourned till a day to be named Taylor v Clark till August 10th.