MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11829, 15 January 1913, Page 3

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

A* number, of maintenance cases were heard before Mr T. Hutchison, S.M., this morning. . . Henry Kuigham, fpr driving a taxicab for hire without a license, was fined 10s on each of two informations and cosfe. 7s. ■ ~.-,-■ i James Hollow, changed with, a simallarj- offence, pleaded not guilty, and asked for an adjournment to obtain, witnesses. His case was adjourned for one month. , » , ™ • David Lauder and John Bam were charged with'-having broken prohibition orders on. premises-with a piovisional license.—Remanded -till Monday. ''• A prohibition order for 12 months was granted- a.gainst Arthur James O'Leary in the.Oamaru and Waitaki districts. * .-,•.■, i *u David Lauder, charged with, a breach of a s prohibition.order at Rurow was finect £2 and costs. ' ' H Dennison claimed a month s rent from George Roberts. Counsellor Pl&ff statedVthaf Roberts bad taken the key and kept it four days hwmp stated that he was satisfied with the deposed that defendant had twice visited the. the second occasion had said, T-his w«y do me," and had agreed, to have the kev sent to him. , ; ' William Smith gave widen©? o conversation between Dennison biml Eelfat which defendant was pre enL Dennison said to ™ not cut the grass nw.ns Roberto ed> it for his cow. Roberts, to tho new of his.belief, must have heard the con versation. ~ tll . t u .had George Roberts said that lie iwy never taken the house. He wanted the ■ key to enable his housekeeper to sce£. She had said it unsuitable , that the rent was stiff at 13s a wtoK So-he had returned the key. - His Worshiped thnt n casnnl JJ ment such as "This f^^' nt ™ a* the defendant. -