The Evening Mail. MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1878.

Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 573, 4 March 1878, Page 2

The Evening Mail. MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1878.

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The quarterly sitting of the Licensing 1 Court -will be held to-morrow morning. Mails for Australia per Tararua close at Hokitika at 10 a.m. to-morrow. Hails for .Sydney per Kotorua close at Auckland at uom to-ti.o::ow. The monthly meeting ■.. ...i Co-mi " L tec of the Korth Otago Horiiciiltur.il >■'•■ ■'■ .' wi" ; take place at S o'clock this evening, a':; Albion House. i His Worship the Resident Ma i-tratc delivered judgment to-day in the case of Mr. \V. Aitken against Mr. .1. Hooley for the recovery of commission for the sale of the Shamrock liot-I. Judgment v.v.s given for plaintiff for 1/25. Mr. Hislop appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. O'Meagher for the defendant. The Clerk of the Wai aki, Kakanui, and Waiar.ka I toad Hoards, by advertisum-.-nt in another column, reminds ratepayers or the nec-ps-ity of paying th-ir rates on or be-orc the -O.h in-t . in order t» avoid having their names placvd on the defaulters' list-, and to unable their being enrolled as voters in their respective di-tricts. In the Ilc.-ident Magistrate's Court to-day, a case was brought by the Waitaki lload Hoard under the Public Health Act against Mr. A. I'aterson, charging him with continuing a nuisance by keeping p:gs near the Town Boundary. Mr. O'Meagher, v. ho appeared for the defendant, ad.'i)it;ed the charge, but stated that his client had endeavoured to remedy tiie nuisance, and would undertake to have it abated within a few days. After a short discus-ion, the Magistrate made an order on the defendant to have the nuisance abated within 1-t days, and to pay one guinea co-ts.