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W AIM ATE—YESTERDAY. (Before H. W. Robinson, Esq., E.M.) BREACH OF BY-LAWS. M. Tbyne anil R. P. Smith were fined 10s and ousts, respectively, tor allowing cattle to wander in tbe Borough. VAGRANCY. Sarah Agar was sentenced to three months’ imprisonment for this offence. ■ CIVIL CASKS. • la the following oases judgment was
given for plaintiffs with costs :—Middleton v. Vale, claim £6 ; Wrigg v. McGuinness, claim 7s; Same v. Allen, £ll2s.
Garbens v. Oldfield, claim £6 8a 5d f 'r work and labor done.
Judgment was given for plaintiff for £8 8s sd, and costs. Manchester and Co. v. Morris, claim £lO 19s lid, judgment summons. An order was made for payment by instalments. TIMARTJ—THIS DAY. (Before T. W. Hall, Esq.) DRUNKENNESS. A first offender was fined ss, in default, 24 hoars imprisonment. Duncan Gould, for being drank on the railway line, near Bruce’s mill yesterday, was fined 10s, in default, 48 hours imprisonment.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3140, 26 April 1883, Page 2
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