MAGISTERIAL.
WAIMATE—WEDNESDAY, Nov. 21st. 0 (Before His Worship the Mayor.)
A first offender, who had been arrested on the previous day for being drunk in a public place, was convicted and discharged with a caution.
WAIMATE—NOVEMBER 22.
(Before Major Keddell, S.M.)
H. Dunn, of Hook, was charged under the Public Works Act, 1894, with having failed to clear away the gorse adjacent to his land, he having received the two months statutory notice. , . The county overseer proved tbat the gorse had not been removed within the time was fined 21s and was ordered to pay costs 28s. Mrs McDonough, of Waihao, charged with a similar offence, was fined Is and ordered to pay 28s costs. . Edwards and Hunn v Boreham; claim 14s. Judgment by default for amount claimed, with costs 6s. Park v. Eenery; claim £5 Us 2d, for goods sold and delivered. This was a rehearing. Mr Hamilton appeared for plaintiff, and Mr Clement for defendant. Plaintiff was nonsuited, on the ground that defendant’s husband should have sued. Plaintiff was ordered to pay the costs of the rehearing. . Sullivan v. Creba; claim £l2 16s, for wages due to plaintiff as a blacksmith. Judgment for plaintiff for amount claimed, with costs. , One old age pension was granted to tne full amount.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2950, 23 November 1900, Page 4
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