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ODtiore Mr T. A. B. Bailey, S.M.I DRUNKENNESS. A ttiaii l first offender vaa convictesi on. <1 chargo of drunkenness, and fined ss. Alexander Martin was convicted and ordered to come up for seatonco wiicn called upon on a similar charge. .CIVIL' BUSINESS. Judgmcrst for plaintiff for _ the amount claimed • and costs was tjivsm in each ol tho following cases:—Tho Cash Clothing Clothing Co. v. Darcy C. Mills. £1 Ife; Aitoheeou, Steana and Co. v. John C. Cu&ack, £3 ITe 3d; C. S. Thomas v. "Waiter Daniel, ±"13 2s: Dominion Tcaat Co. v. "Tho People's Bakery," £13 lie lid; John Chambers and Son v. It. >L Grant, £17 ISs ed; Tlonry Berry and Co. v. Michael H. Ford, £5 103 9d; J. Ballantyne and Co. v. M. J. Brown, 103 (casta only): Adama, Ltd. v. BusBell and Co.. £39 15a 9d: G. a.nd Co. v. V/m. Hayes, £3 17a Id; Davies Bros. v. V. Smith, £1 13s 13d. No order was" made against the debtor in the case Win. Stevens v; Joim Cogar, claim £6 3s 6d, medical' fees; D. Smith was ordered to pay -£03 83 forth with to. Albert Terry Greenfield, in default four weeks' imprisonment. Chas: Kcskella. was ordered to pay £3 3s .ri to Jas. Henry, in- default three days imprisonment. Win. 11. 'Winder was ordered to pay tho Weatport Coal Co. the stinl of 7s "id. at tho rate of Is per wed*. in *Jcfj'U.U three LLLVA 1 >«»*«arjISCJW"-»fcV1 SCJW"-» fc V
N'o order was made again «t Jwho w«s proceeded against by E. Recce, L'd., for the payment of a eum of £20 l<s '"a. J. "Brown claimed the sum of £1 Is fid from Mr McCoy (for whom Mrs McCoy appeared), for four loads of manure delivered »t defendant's place. The defendant objected to the claim on the ground thai the aliened manure was chiefly was denied, and judgment was given tor the p'aintiff for the amount claimed and ccete. Beati and Co., Ltd. claimed the sum of 2q from Horace B, Gartwright for goods supplied. Defendant admitted the receipt of the poods, but alleged that hw Intimate omoluoienfs a? bu employco of tbo p'niatifi company had been rut down, &cd tha-t they counterbalanced . the claim. Judgment was given for plaintiffs for the amount claimed and casts. ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT. (Before Messrs H. Holland and J. M. St-ev.--.irt, -J-P-'s.) .Tack Condon (Mr Lucas) pleaded iiot "iiiltv to a charge of indecently assaulting a pirl 14. Tho case, which was adjourned from Wednesday. was further adjourned until 2 p.m. to-uay. KSCAPKD PRISOXEB. (PRESS ASSOCIATION' TELKGBAM.) WELLINGTON, July 24.' Lawreac* John Msiloney, a prisoner underpin" a sentence of two years for breaking a,ud en'e-intr, who escaped from the hospital on Juiv 14th, and was recaptured on July 17th! was eccto-rced in the Court to-day to 6;s 'months' additional imprisonment nn a ciiar-o" of escaping frQin lawful custody.
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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16584, 25 July 1919, Page 4
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