RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 514, 22 December 1877, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

- —♦ - - YESTERDAY. (Itf-fiii-.' 'l'. W. IM.i.l'::. I- 1 .- |., 1i.M.1 i.'A.miii.lNo IN url-Asi-.n Ih-ivi.s. H-.-nry Sc'nluti-r »;i- '.M.ii_;i; 1, i-n He informal ion of dolm Teimant, with having, on the oth iust., siitl'eivd gambling to talo place in ins lici-nsi-d In i-.-l. A portion of the- e-. i.lence in this e:i'-c was reporte-1 in our I -si is-ii--, "our '.hi rasa was not, concluded in time for iik i. give the whole of ..in- report. It willl-i remembered limr ilie informant (.lohn TonuiDit) swore that h.- pa'd the expressman i-'s. (1-1. for driving him out to ;!n ISoniulai-v i'reek- Hot •].*

Siih-lii!-.]>i I'tnr Smitli ]n-. .s-cui.i.'A, :.hm Mr. O'-Mwi- .er appeared f.-v the <!■.•!.•iumv William S'lii'-.-'nu. e\pivs.sman. was called, n:ul .m'.ivo u\ iil( ncc as to his havim.' driven Teiinant and Ireland in 111. • I'.-.nn-tl.-u-y One!; Hole!, and to l!n ir ].a\ iij;■ played ;tt. " Yankee ;iV:ii>" there. in cr<>ss-oN!>iiiin:itioiiliy Mr. < I'Mcvdoi', witness saiil t ! i:it lie w\\b\ i:'\ xi.v In; s:nv any imoii< y in Ti uoaiil.'s po.t.srssiou that day. 'i'l'iiii.i.iit <lnl not nivi! him any money on i:ic road to Sehluter's. Convin tolil him io drive '|\ nnant and Irilan-t out. Temiant did not. oii'rr him any inoiii V to drive (hem to li.ireham's.

In reply to Sub-Inspector Smith, wit iil'.-h .saiil neither of the men '.;a\ e him hall'-a-erown on (lie way out io S'-hhitcr's. Joseph Ireland ;;a\e evidence as to the dice plaviif..'. Cross-examined l»y Mr. (I'Meayher, witness saiil that he did not :;eu 'lViin.'tlil anil Simpson tossing 'or half-crowns on the way. lie. did not, see Tennunt with hali'-a-crown. They did not, offer tieexpressman any money, lint wen; to I>.> driven about in the < xpress oralis. They never )>aid the expressman anything for driving t !;<■! 11 about the country. This closed the case for the prosecution.

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The members of a happy family worn SaVCfl tllC OXpfll.T (>f II HCI'ICH of NllilH of mourning by (.In- onti-rprlne of n !\-llnwcitizen. Yesterday, as one of Oiininru'H worthiest citizen's was prancing proudly on a uolilo Aral) tlii-ouuli our iivi-nm--like main thoroughfare, just ahuiil the lime the sun sinks below the Miow-i'lihl iiiniint.iiitiN of our wc-.tern horizon, n (in- of t In- id - ievor • pecies rushed out with hi. i!■• vf•■!• eye lived on the near fetlock ol tint worthy i-iii/i-n'H liery charger (wo wish to In- part i.-ular), and wonlil undoubtedly havesi-ized Iho noble Mood and bvmieht its rider to un rally -.-rave. Hut. oil l' of ,M A l IMIiI.ISK AMI I O. 'm I'll ••'!! of HOW oon-dgnmenlM iik'l lli.'it collar-bone. Those samo coiiMiriiiiiiMilM oiuibe ha-1 at, less (Inn enM price, in tin- rider of that |irail |-ai-l a lan;,- l-oiuil \. Men's, youths', an.l lio\s' .suit, arc going at next to nothing. | Aiiv r. |