RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 58, 11 March 1881, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

I " TMsUIt. pßefojtf.Miv Edward Shaw, R.M.) •ti'.i A DESERTER. He.nry Da-vies, charged on remand with i being a- deserter from H M.S. Alacrity at Auckland, was further remanded for a week. .THE AT.LBOBD ABDUCTION CASK, jjjtfuzio Nigiotti, on remand, was charged with unlawfully taking ont of the possession of Anna Maria Tolley. her unmarried daughter under 16 years of age, namely, ! Ellei Tolley, on the 3rd instant. Mr. Gully again appeared for the defence. Hija WbraSip^-I- hare been looking into the knthorfties to .which yon. referred me ygstarday, Mr. Gully, and the case, upon the law, presents features of very great difficulty 'in my opinion. I would prefer to take a little longer to decide, and I propose to remand the prisoner until to-morrow morning. 3\>: prisoner — Ton will stand remanded tUI 10 o'clock, to-morrow, and the witnesses in this lease 'will also require to be in attendance. ...T CIVIL CABJES. , W, C. Devereaux V. if. X Eeiter, £5 13s 85/ balance of account due; judgment by default. J. C. Mann v. T. Carter,- claim £S 8b Bd ior repairs to vehicle -and lose of ££m« . ■ilaged to have been c-casioned by the defendant's negligence in driving. There •was no appearance of either party and the .aase'was struck out. E. G-. Morgan v. J. Dawßon, £9 4a lid ; judgment by default. Gatrett and Dunning v. Richard Leaman, J&3 10s' B£d ; judgment for plaintiff. D. Asher t. Mrs. (Jollear r £6 165 ; judgment by default. This concluded the business.