MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

King Country Chronicle, Volume IX, Issue 797, 18 August 1915, Page 5

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 17th, 1915. Before Mr. E. Rawson. S.M. Breach of A ward. —On a charge of working employees on Saturday afternoons without paying overtime,Clapham and Co. were fined £4 and costs £2 5s Bd. The charges was preferred at the instance of the Inspector of Awards.—C. Thompson and W. Beaumont, n»r working without claiming overtime, were fined 10s and 13s costs.' Liquor Beaches. —C. Ogier, against whom a charge was heard on a previous court day, of selling whisky and adjourned to enable defendant to tiring further evidence, failed to produce his witness. He was convicted and fined £SO and costs or in default four months' imprisonment.

Percival McKenna Braithwaite, on a charge of keeping liquor for sale, was convicted and fined £SO and

costs or in default three months imprisonment. A Maori named Hohepa on a charge of siding and abetting in the commission of an offence by purchasing liquor was convicted and fined £5 and costs 255, or in default fourteen days,' imprisonment. CIVIL CASES. Judgment went by default in the following cases: —-A. E Robinson v. Tame Huirau, £26 3s sd, costs £3 Is 6d; Green and Colebrook v. Tawhaki Takiaho, £9 Is Bd—£2-ss; same v. Muraahi Niketo, £26 8s 2d —£4 6s 6d C. L. Innes and Co. v. C. J. Elliaon, 31s —costs ss; W. McDonald v. C. J. Ellison, 19s 3d—ss; R. and P. Cotter v. W. O'Brien, £5 I9s 6d — 21s 6d; same v. Tame Huirau, £3 2b 6d—23s 6d same v. Harry Rawiri, £2 4s Id—22s 6d, Turchie and Gabell v.- E. Kiley, £7 3s Id—23s 6d; C- B. Holloway v. Mrs Harehau, £l6 8s —£3 3s; N. C. Matthew v. Morgan Patupatu, £1 16s—12s 6d : Wells and Sons v. Mead, £6 4s 8d —23s 6d; Green and Colebrook v. Ngawharau, £l3 2s 4d —38s. Judgment Summones. —Orders were made in the following cases:—C. J. Ellison v. Andrew Eketone, J. A. Williams v. Anrdew Eketone, Jack Sanderson v. Pepene Eketone, Bame v. Hiri Wetere, J. E. Walker v. Andrew Eketone, Young and Collins v. C. J. Ellison