THE COURTS.-YESTERDAY.

Evening Star, Issue 11666, 28 September 1901, Page 7

THE COURTS.-YESTERDAY.

SUPREME COURT—IN QHAMBBRB.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Williams.) §l mm ra or S? Eliot Ehott (Mr Woodhouse), Henry Matheson (Mr Sidey), Jane Coats (Mr Adams), Sarah Perry (Mr Sim), John Louden (Mr Sim), and Margaret Hally (Mr Gallaway). Lettens of administration were granted le Bernard Wasserbrenner upon the motion of Mr Hanlon.

Re George Perkins (deceased).—Petition for leave to sell real estate (Mr Sim).—, Accordingly. Re transfer by Trimble to Bradbury.— Motion for extension of time for filinc instrument (Mr PoppelweU).-:Extended to 4th October.

Re the New Zealand Pino Company and others.—Summons for final adjudication upon debts and claims (Mr Woodhouse).— November 5. .

Re the Land Transfer Act, and certificated % j 0l ;J°V olio 225—Petition for sale of land (Mr Brugh).—Accordingly.' Re George Beer (deceased).—Petition for leave to sell mortgaged land (Mr Sim).—Accordingly. R David Anderson (deceased).—Motion for remuneration to administrators (Mr biroJ.—Registrar's report confirmed; remuneration accordingly. Re the Metallic Dredging Company.—Motion for fixing time for hearing petition for grading U p (Mr WoodhousejAth Novem-

Re the Companies Act and re C. and J Coombs, Limited.—Summons for order directing payment of calls (Mr Findlay), on-

CITY POLICE CODBT.

(Before 0. C. Graham, E«q„ S.IS.) w rank B "d.DjsordQriy.-Duncan Muirbead a prohibited person, charged with beZiwl and Prices street c* Thursday, was fined 40s. Ineft—August Barfige and Edwin Astle were charged with theft, on ti> e 26t h tat., from the barque Grasmere, of a half-case of condensed milk valued at 255, lie nroperty of Captain Flctcher.-On the uSSieatjon of the Sub-inspector the accused w e re remanded until Tuesday. Inhibition Orders.-A prohibition order was granted against a man on his own application, Mr Cook appearing for the appUfl orde \ wo* «!»> granted against a husband on the application of his wife. Mi Moore appearing for the applicant. Stealing from a Dwclling.-Patrick Tyrrell was charged with on the 27th August steal, fflg from the dwelling of Margaret Porker a gold watek valued at £lo* and othtr ancles of jewellery, of tie total value of i-W.—Accused, who was arrested at Timara. was remanded until Saturdav. • Husband and Wife-Elizabeth Wilson applied for au order under the Married Womens Property Protection Act, 1880, against her husband, Robert Wilson, who did not appear: —Mr Hanlon, who appeared for the applicant, puid that the defendant was cruel aud unkind to his wife, who was now embarking on a business of her own, and wanted her property protected.—Evidence was given by the wife, after which the order was granted accordingly.