OPUNAKE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 20 October 1917, Page 4

OPUNAKE.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

MAGISTRATE'S COURT

At a sitting held by M r A. Crooke, S.M., judgment by default, with costs, went for the following:—Hughson (Mr Marshall) v. Cave, £15 8s 9d; Lawn (Mr Marshal) v. Anglesey, £13 15s 6dCharles Trotter (Mr Marshall) v. Tenakerehu, £8 6s 3d; Goodin and Co. (Mr Marshall) v.,T. Martin, £16 6s- Estate D, McGregor (Mr Marshall) v A. Tunmcliffe, £11 3s; W. Blyth (Mr Gow) v Mohi Parai, £3 6s; Thorpe and Callaghan (Mr Gow) v. Mohi Parai, £7 7s Id. Judgment Summonses.—Blyth (Mr Gow) v. Joseph Epai, order to pay £3 Us 6d, in default 14.days- Linburn (Mr Marshall) v. Turuturu Wharepouri order made to pay £6 9s, in default 7 days; Lawn (Mr Marshall) v. Henry Bayly, claim for £14 14s 6d. no order made; Lawn (Mr Marshall) v. Poi U harepouri, order made to pay £4 8s in default 7 days; Lawn (Mr Marshall) v Tepeki, order made to nay £43 3s 7d, m default 7 days; Egmont County Council (Mr Marshall) v. Tamahaki order made to pay £9 16 S 6d. in default 7 days; Lawn (Mr Marshall) v. T. Martra, order made to pay £14, in default 14 days; Lawn (Mr Marshall) v . Warea, order made to pay £T5 3s Id. in default 14 days; Arthur McKeown (Mr Marshall) v. M. Paroa, claim for £11 5s money lent, no order made. Impounding Cases.—Matthew Coffey was charged with two offences, allowing horses to wander on the roads- Defendant pleaded not guilty. FinecTlOs and costs on the first offence, and ordered to pay costs on the second offence; total, £2 ss.