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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 13 February 1917, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. j A GREAT PROGRAMME. Testified by plaudits of a great assemblage. THE AUSTRALIAN BEAUTY LOUISE LOVELY LOUISE LOVELY In BOBBIE OF THE BALLET ! TO-NIGHT at the xxtorld's World's WE have the following sums for investment— £800, £800, £800, £2700, £4000. HALLIWELL, SPRATT & THOMSON, Solicitors, HAWERA. TO-DAY'S COURT. , * (Before Mr W. 11. Haselden, S.M.) POLICE PROSECUTIONS. R. Laurent, for having ridden a bicycle at night without a light, was fined os ? with costs 75.. Billy Kapa, who disobeyed his pro- j hibition order three days previous to it running. out, was convicted and discharged, conditionally upon the defendant renewing the order. Whakahihi, for a breach of bis prohibition order, was fined £2 with costs, in default 14 days' imprisonment. Upon a further charge defendant was convicted and discharged. DEBT CASES. Judgment was entered for the plaintiffs, with costs, in the following undefended cases: H. E. Harris v. W. Wallace, £10 19s 7d; E. Cullinan v.! W. G. Williams, £132s 4d; Mrs J. S. Major v. W. Leach, £14 14s; C. J. Le Campion v. Joe Hokio, £2 10s; A. W. I Buckland v. J. Rowan and W. I. Thomason, £58 6s 2d. JUDGMENT SUMMONS. Orders were made in the following cases: H. MeKoy and Co. (Mr Powell) v. Davey Rangiroa, £5 los 7d; to he paid within one month, or five days' imprisonment. J. Adams (Mr Bayley) v. Piri Ngakapa, £4 14s; to be paid within one month, in default four days. A. Cocker v. Tumahuki, £11 6s 4d; to be settled within one month, in default II1 days. A. Cocker v. Hone Ropiha, £9 14s 9d; to be paid within one month, in default nine days. A. Cocker v. Rangi Marama, £5 13s lOd; to be paid within one month, in default five days. A. Cocker v. AVaitai Henare, £9 Is ld^ to be paid jvithin one month, in default four days. Hallenstein Bros., Ltd. (Mr Powell) v. W. E. Leach, £2 2s 6df to be paid within one month, in default two days. A DEFENDED CLAIM. James Granville proceeded against Joseph Sraitheraiii for the recovery of certain goods alleged to be in the "possession of the defendant at his farm, Hurleyville, or their value (£95), and also £25 damages for their detention. The defendant counter-claimed ;'for £70 for the use by plaintiff of certain property at Hurleyville. Mr D. G. Smart appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr P. ODea for the defendant. The plaintiff gave evidence in support of his claim, -but under crossexamination admitted that most of the items he was claiming for, with the i exception of some furniture, had not ! been paid for. The defendant, in his evidence, ' stated that he had never received any demand, beyond the summons, . from the plaintiff for the goods claimed; all that the plaintiff asked for after witness' re-took possession of the farm was his own personal belongings, which were given to him. Anything else which plaintiff considered belonged to him he could have The Magistrate adjourned the case for a fortnight to enable the plaintiff | ' to obtain the articles he considered he was entitled to. A SOLDIER'S PRESENT.. 1 For a soldier at the front or in camp, a most welcome gift is a 1/6 "' bottle of Fluenzol for staving off chills or dispelling "microbes of disease. The Canteen Contractors at Trentham ■ (Messrs. Dustins. Ltd.) write .—"lt has been rather surprising; to our firm the wonderful sal© we now have for Fluenzol." 19 PATENTED—TRIFLES BRING FORTUNES. However small the invention, its ad- \ vantage to the public *is what counts. ■ The wave in the hairpin, the dome glove-fastener, the kinked dress-hook are examples. Have your idea patented without delay by Henry Hughes, * Ltd., Patent Attorneys, 157 Feather- - ston Street, Wellington.—Advt. a

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