HAWERA R.M. COURT.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VII, Issue 1265, 24 March 1886, Page 3

HAWERA R.M. COURT.

<£eJore,C n A n^rfty, pßq.,p Bq ., 8.M.) Wednesday, March 24, 1886. ABSENT F6oM'i?Ab : AI>ES. E. C. Meredith, was charged on ,t,be information {&§l>A. : with- ( being absent from three cflgpscfltfve' parades of the Hnwera Bifle Volunteer Company, without permissionirom bigr commanding A. Trimble, Captaltf t df ( ,the Hawera Bifle . TbWnWeV to' ,tbe effect that thaparad^s for -whrch defendant was alleged to baye JW£n, absent, wer» advertisear^n'ltW^ttf Wrid 28th ttov., and notice waa-'^t'eti 'buteide 1 the Hawera post-office. It wa~B~also notified at the previous company parade. Oroßß-exarniitatton— ]tim not tbink! He had given defendant jieVmißgioß to aWnt himself from (Jbmpany parades. Defendante-^Jfeia^d guilty' to 1 being absent from parade's- but fltated thai be had permission to abse.nt^bim'sel^ from company jlarados'by'tbebsptnin. . 7 ' His - said' ibat as the matter bad beenufally^dverlie&d the defendant should bavfritftfe'ride'd parades. He. imposed a fine ofSLi ■' ' : < v - ' A second charge- agafrist'tfce sanie defendant was witWrawn.^' ;'; ' J v S' -," CIVHi 6tJSIIfESB. ''" - '■•- 0. Gnngall y. T. Bobson.-^eiaim for U 10s, for ft>Macy* borigty by defenaant some itogid <fatee ygare ago. ' Plaiptifr stated-that defendant' fiad told him to go to, his bro«b«f>"(T. Rob'son^ ' who was settling apn^Utf' accounts; bat,, the latter had refused^ ; pay it.V'Defetid ant stated 1 that his brother had undertaken to pay up ill acconnMi; but he coul4 not sky Whefli*lhirwai paid drtiof. The' Cou7t said defendant.-Bhould jjaye Be'errthat this was done', and toyejiragmeirt for plaintiff, with coßtetfOsi- 1 '"'" BrettHmdrKnlayHoirY.'G: H. "Cooper. -9*mgMj^7d^fop. goo;dB ; 8app-lied. r Defendant j^idjnpt ? appeal*. Jndgment for amran&glajme&Wtbq coats, 6s. ' MV. Barton^nflprijattff./^iti- :*•*•; :

. Same v. E. Davidson. — Claim of' £4 for goods supplied. Judgment by default for amount claimed with costs 12s. Mr. Barton for plaintiff. ' J. S. Adams v. W; J. Bavleyman. — Claim of £2 6s for goods supplied. Judgment in default for amount claimed, with COBtB, 6s.

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