MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 30 January 1914, Page 4

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

iFa oat Qvr Own Correspondent.) OPUNAKE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 29. (Before Mr Alfred Crooke, S.M.) Territorial Cases.—Thomas Coup failing to attend drill, dismissed; owing to being over the radius; Eric AVakeiin, Jailing to attend drill, convicted and fined 10s, costs 7s; Loui> Parsora, tailing to attend drill, fined os. costs l,s:; Claude Thomas, failing to attend drill ordered to pay costs i -ii i110"}^ lvin 5' failing to' attend dri/I, fined os, costs 7s; James Parsons, same cause, fined 10s, costs 7s Licensing Cases, etc.—John Harrison, for being oji licensed premises, to wjt. btohr's Hotel, on December ?' fi ? tl ilne ,wlien such Premises, should be closed, was fined 10s, court eoeus 7s and interpreter's fee ss. Hone Pihama, on a similar charge was similarly dealt with. Robert Kooertson, ch<arged with usino- indecent language- on Christmas Eve at Opunake, pleaded guilty, and was. fined £2; in default, 14 days. The hne was paid. The case Police versus Kangi Tohu, procuring liquor during the currency of a prohibition order was adjourned until February 26. _ Civil Cases.—Opunake Sawmilling Co. y. AVm. Crawford, claim £8 11s 8d; judgment by default, with costs. Dan;el Deegan v. W. Thomson, claim £8 os 4d ; judgment by default. G. W. Rogers v. J. J. Ross, claim £2 los; judgment by default. F. Butterworth v. G. Gibbs, claim £4; plaintiff was^ nonsuited, with costs £1 Is. Deegah•and Brennan v. Thordon Fitness claim £2; judgment by default. Same v. Horo Te TVhiti, claim £3; judgment by default. H. Gooden and Co. v. A. E. Stitt, claim £9 11s; judgment by default. Public Trustee v. Mere Peria, claim £67 12s 9d; judgment by default. Henry Berry and Co. v. W. A. Black, judgment summons, £54 -18s; adjourned. Bertha Duncan v. Panui, claim £3 7s, judgment summons;'adjourned until February 26.