THE COURTS—TO-DAY.

Evening Star, Issue 8116, 16 January 1890, Page 2

THE COURTS—TO-DAY.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT,

(Before Messrs W. Hutchison and J. Ross,

J.P.s.)

Kaitangata Coal Company v, Bernard Whitburn.—Claim, L 3 5s Cd, for coal sup* plied.—Judgment by default for amount claimed.

Andrew Lees v. W. Dougall (Invercargill). —Claim, L 7 6s sd, balance due for goods supplied. Mr Sim for plaintiff. - Judgment by default for amount claimed, with costs. William Campbell v. Thomas Robertson. —Claim, Ll 9s Gd, on a judgment summons, —Order made for payment of debt, in default, seven days’ imprisonment. Charles Anderson v. Jjhn Pulfield.— Claim, L 9 Iss, for damages done to house rented to defendant. Mr J. Wilkinson for plaintiff.—Defendant asked for an adjournment, stating that no damage had been done to the house, and that he wanted to get expert witnesses. He refused to pay the costs of Court, aud Mr Wilkinson promising to do so, the ease was adjourned until Thursday. Same v. Anne Vesey. Claim, L2 15s, amount of damage done to plaintiff’s property. Mr J. Wilkinson for plaintiff; Mr A. C. Hanlon for defendant.—Adjourned until Thursday ; Mr Wilkinson to pay costs incurred thereby.