SUPREME COURT.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13103, 17 June 1913, Page 3

SUPREME COURT.

FOUR-MONTHLY SESSION

The four-monthly session of tiv (Supreme Court opens m Gisborna at. 11 a.m. on Tuesday next. Usually the Supreme Court commences on a Monday, but owing to the 23rd being a holiday for the Prince of .Wales' Birthday, il will not open until Tuesday. His Honor Mr Justice Cooper will preside. There a very light calendar, and the business should be disposed of during the first week. The following is tht list: — CRIMINAL MATTERS. John Alexander Munio, alleged assault. Nuia Makaore, alleged horse-steuling. + CtVIL MATTERS. Paraire, of Nuhaka, clergyman (Messrs Hei and Dawson) v. Meretini te Ariki Huka, of Nuhaka, native ■woman (Messrs Sandeman and Lynch), j «laim for £501, for alleged slander. Ernest Ferdinand Krause, of Te Karaka, aawmiller (Messrs Hei and Dawson), v. Peacocke and Co., Ltd., and Hillary Jas. Peacocke (Mrßurnard), claim for £19 16s special damages, £100 general damages, and injunction m respect of timber cutting rights at Wailiora. BANKRUPTCY. John Drummond, of Matawai, sawmiller,, application for discharge. Long worth Cave Wilkinson, of Gitborne, hairdresser, application for discharge. Sydney Wall, of Gisborne, builder, application for discharge. Samuel N orris, of Gisborne, application for discharge. Edmond Thomas Harri-<?3, of Oi b .. butcher, application for discharge. DIVORCE. Victor Fiore, of Gisborne, cook (Vr Burnard), v. Norah Annie Fiore, respmident, and George Bowes, of Auckland, co-respondent, petition for divorce, en the grounds of- alleged misconduct. There are ulso two Chamber nwi*- 1 s