KANAIA.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 10 December 1914, Page 4

KANAIA.

(JTbvjk Our Own GonujEsi'ONJOENif,} S.M. COURT. i The monthly meeting of« the S.M. Court was iieid on Weunesday, beroie iur W. G. jxenncK, b.ivl. judgment oy detauit wj.3 given m the following undexended ueLt cases: —jonn (iilmour v. A. y. iVicnoivs cimm £3 ii s &cl; o*. J. MeiUon v. jL. x Jarsons, claim £lv lb"s I lid; \vm. Mooro v. jonn (Jolrnan, I claim £3 i2s; A. L. Yoang v, John Coiman, cairn £iO 4 S 8d; A. h. ioung v. Xj. jrarsons, claim £2 Os yd; A. (i. Jbennett v. ivepa ; claim £b". Judgment feummons Cases.—Wm. Taylor v. Yvhaka, claim £2 17s 7d.—An. order was made tor the payment of the claim torthwvch; in default,, 7 days' imprisonment, iteynolds and Taylor' (Opunaite) v. Maiiii (Matthew's;, claim £5 16s sd. —An order lor payment forthwith was made; in default, 7 days 1 imprisonment. Warrant to be suspended cso long as debtor pays instalments of £2 per raontii. BREACHES OF LIQUOR LAW. A female defendant was fined 10s, and 7s costs, for having sent a lad under the age of 13 years to procure liquor. James Harcourt was charged, on the information of the police, that he did sell liquor to a lad under the age of la years. The oifenee was admitted and a tine of 10s and 9s costs was imposed. TOWN BOARD ELECTION. In. consequence of th© resignation of Cr VV. Bigham, who has. left the district, a poll was taken on Wednesday to fill the vacancy thus caused on the Manaia Town. Board, with the following result:— Wm. Butler 77 John Russell 76 J. J. Gregsan 25 Informal .>..„♦>„..„..„.. 2