SUPREME COURT.
Monday, Sen. 23. , ■ • CIVIL BITTIHGS. (Before Hie Honor Mr Justice Denniston.) CHABITABLS AID BOARD V. W. WHITE, JUN., • AND A. ASHWORTH. This waaaclaim made by the Board to aheqUeist made by the late Mr J. Twigger to the Benevolent Association, to which the Bbard consider themselves entitled as havingtaken up the work of the Association. The defendants are executors under the will.' ' ’ ~ Mr Loughrey,for the plaintiff, asked hxs Honor to lx a day for hearing argument in this case. Mr Weston, (or the defendants, agreed to this course, saying that the facts were practically admitted. There was only one witness to be examined. It was agreed, after a brief discussion, to adjourn the case to Oct. 2. IN DIVOBOB. DOLIiAN V. DOLLAN. It' was announced that this case had been settled, and the Jurors who had been summoned therein were discharged. ‘ TOMPKINS V. TOMPKINS. On the application of Mr Fisher, who appeared for the petitioner (the wife), the decree in this case was made absolute. The Court then rose.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIV, Issue 9215, 23 September 1890, Page 3
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