RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S' COURT, GREYMOUTH.
Tuesday, November 6. (Before W. H. Itevell, Esq., R.M.) Mary Holmes, who had refused to appear to a summons issued last week, on a charge of sly grog selling, and against whom a warrant had been issued for her. apprehension, was brought up, having been arrested at Hokitika. The accused keeps, a cigar divan near the European Hotel, and in the case on which the present prosecution was founded she li*d supplied spirits to one of the informers who were concerned in the other cases. The offence was clearly proved, and she was ordered to pay a fine of LSO, or go to gaol for four months. The fine was paid. Wednesday, November 7. Drunkenxesss.— James Nicol, for being' drunk and disorderly, was lined 10s and costs. CIVIL CASES. Graham and Grogan v. Patterson.— -Claim L 7 ss. Judgment for plairitift by default. Greymouth and Saltwater Creek Tramway Co. (Limited) v. Spindler.— Claim, LG, for unpaid calls on shares held by defendant. Judgment for plaintiffs, with costs. . Brown and Co. v: Phillips. — Claim LG 10s. Judgment for plaintiff. R. Gamble v. Strike.— Claim L 2. Judgment for Ll 9s and costs. Robert Ceed v. Shinty. — Claim L 5. Judgmeni for plaintiff and costs. H. G. Cook v. Harris.— Claim L 2 12s Gd. 1 Judgment' for. plaintiff by default.
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Grey River Argus, Issue 129, 8 November 1866, Page 2
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