THE COURTS-TO-DAY.
SUPREME COURT.-IN OHAMHER&
(Before Mr Justice Williams.) Be Donald Rbid, of Milton, soMcitar.— Summons for order to said Donald Beid to giro up certain documents and for costs (Mr Daniel Stewart) —Dismissed ; L2 2s costs and dk-> bursements. , ,• Bank of Australasia v. M'Abdkll. Motion for Jeare to defend cause' (Mr Denniaton) —Accordingly; twelve days'time to file statement of defence; trial December sitting; costs in cauße. Mondt v. Bank! ok New Zeahnd.—Summons for issue of Commission (Mr Sim).— Accordingly; liberty to defendant to join in commission; returnable 4th January; costs WBetved'i Be William Bbidgman, bankrupt,—Motion for payment of bankrupt's solicitors' costs out of estate (Mr John Macgregor).—Accordingly. Rivebs v. Glass. —Motion for payment of costs out of moneys in hands of Registrar (Mr Denniston).—Dismissed; costs, LI Is. Theyebs v. Glass.—A similar application (Mr Denniston).— Dismipsed. Motions fob Probate.—Accordingly In the cases of Catherine Gillon (Mr A Bathgate), Andrew Cbiraside aisd John M'Oulloch (Mr Daniel Stewart), Alexander M'Kenzie (Mr Kettle), F. H. M'Coy (Mr Webb), O. W. CrossWeU (Mr Stanford), and P. Weipers (Mr Adams), Be Blaikie and Malcolm. Motion that all costs be taxed by Registrar and paid by the Assignee (Mr Kettle).— Accordingly. RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. (Before E. H. Carow, Esq., R.M.) Thomas Tomlinson v. George Morgan.— Claim L 22 <te 6d, on a judgment summons. r Mr Solomon appeared for plaintiff; Mr J. S. Stamper for defendant.—The case was dismissed. E. Wiggins v. E. F. Lawrence.—Claim LI 7s, wages due. Mr Webb for plaintiff; Mr Denniston for defendant.—Judgment for defendant
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Evening Star, Issue 7354, 28 October 1887, Page 2
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253THE COURTS-TO-DAY. Evening Star, Issue 7354, 28 October 1887, Page 2
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