LAW AND FOLICE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8889, 27 May 1892, Page 3

LAW AND FOLICE.

SUPREME COURT. Judge's Chambers. Thursday. (Before His Honor Mr. Justice Conolly.]

His Honor Mr. Justice Conolly held a sitting in chambers yesterday after his arrival from the South, and disposed of some outstanding business. Austin v. the Onehunga Borough Council.—Mr. J. P. Campbell applied to have this case heard by a special jury, and by consent it was arranged that the trial should be by a special jury of 12, and that the costs, £2 2s, should be costs in the cause.

Colegrove v. Tkasdale.—ln this case Mr. Theo. Cooper appeared in support of a motion to have the case tried by a special jury of four. The order was made by consent, the costs to be costs in the cause.

R.M. COURT.Thursday. [Before Dr. Giles, R.M.]

Undefended Cases.—Judgment was given for the defendants in the following undefended cases Arthur Wright v. W. A. Coates, claim £21 7s 10d, costs £3 ; Daniel Arkell v. Geo. Saunders, claim £5 3s lOd, costs 32s ; Israel Wendel v. Donald Urquhart, claim £6, costs 26s ; William Fenton v. William Donaldson, claim I7s, costs 7a ; David Andrew Nairn v. Robert Salter, claim £4 3s 7d, costs 16s fid ; Simon Westlake v. Geo. Coon, claim £3 4s 7d, costs 16s 6d; Sharland and Co. v. W. H. Patterson, claim £1 8s lid, costs £1 18s lid.