RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
Jan. 21.—Campion v. Marks. A summons for an assault. Fined 21. 10s.. and costs. Jan 27.— Bourn v. Rnssell. A summons for wages alleged to be due. Case dismissed. Robert Johnson, fined ss. Tor being drunk. Jan. SO.—Woods v. Taylor. A summons for appropriating iron-work of a boat. Case dismissed upon the defendant paying the value. Same v. Richards. A summons for breaking a contract relating to a boat let by the Plaintiff to the Defendant. Case dismissed, Ipiwauv. Kirby. Tliis was a summons for 21 1 Qs. thebalance of the price of a watch. The evidence was taken in Maori, and interpreted by Mr ■Wakefield, who was on the Bench. To be paid T!'HU'm 24. hours,
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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 4, 1 February 1851, Page 2
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