AUCKLAND SUPREME COURT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12712, 15 November 1904, Page 7

AUCKLAND SUPREME COURT.

■.'.'■ •' r .. ' IN BANCO,;'.'. ;;,: *.-STO» ia .banco ■ was held before His Honor Mr. Justice .Edwards at the Supreme Court yesterday forenoon. surf GoW Mining Oom r a«y, limited v. Wailu Junetioiti Gild Mining Company, Limited: Motion to remove action from the District Courts of Hamilton and it- I barney into the Supreme .Court of -Auiskland. By consent ah order as moved was .granted. : . ' ,•'-.■;,' l ! V' ; a? e , Infant^GuaixHtinship and Contracts Act, 100. and re Elsie IJockram Shores < infant: Una was a petition by the «i father, Frederick Ceo. Sherer. to be pointed guardian of the child, Elsie Hoc. ram feherer, at present in the Ayr-street Home, Parnell Mr. J. R. Reed appeared m support and Mr. ,J. 0. Martin to oppose on behalf of Ja*. Law, husband of the child's late- mother. After hearing counsel His Honor rwerved bis. decision, ] " "• v ,•;- _ A?,Gisborne'■'. Boundary Fence Dispute: Isiah McSavery, sheep farmer, of Motu (appellant) v. Abbot-ford Smith, sheep fanner, ? Of Motu "(respondent). This was an appeal' from: (be decision; "of the magistrate at -r, Gisborsae (Mr. ;'W,, A. parton, S.M.). Who; 'gave judgment r against McSavery for half cost (£6 7s 3d) of re.pairs to 20 chains of a boundary fence between the properties of the parties .'concerned: erected by . Smith. -The appellant ! refused payment on ground that he desired; that the whole -• fenes,■.< running a distance of 200 chains, should be repaired and placed on the proper line, and held that the balance of ISO chains not being on the proper boundary lino and not contitiuo,is was, not a boundary. ; fence within the raeanipg of the Fencing Act,' 1895. His Honor, after reviewing the ; facts,'/ upheld the gppeal, allowing appellant : . £1 7s costs ; and such, other?costs; ; as might be determined by the Magistrate's Court at. . Gisbowje. > Mr. Crisp was for the-.appellant.. «nd Mr, Finn for respondent. . . ii ii » i «n