Inglewood.

Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12195, 19 February 1903, Page 6

Inglewood.

1 -i(;From Our s Own Correspondenip), i-» v ' f-Mr R. X.. Stanford, S;Jf., ori,Wed-; nesday renewed s the. fotyowing, old; age p'drisroris I:—Six1 :— Six ' 'foi,' £18s;eabn/ 2 for,. £^7;. one for £16,,T0ne ;fo£, one .for £9. Threo , application^ '. for j^ensfpns were, refused, as the appli--;canW had an excess of property. Two, 'other applicants were directed. to pro- ' diice. certificates of age, one was or« ! dereel Ho '■ produce the value of his . house 1 and /section, and - four where i absent when called.' '-' k ' "' ' ' .' I * Vf: Middlemas • was ! chlarg«d> by /Cbn- ' stable"' Pavy ! with^ iru^liy 'to't-rf shoise^ « having\t used the"" , animal jn ;,cj>rrying ' milk to a factory while "the ; -^hpr&e had . a very sore . shoulder. v>Mpssrs •^Clynejdnd Hentz gave eyidtence^^hicH. ( proved <''■> the case 'to be a b«B4C<ine. His ■ Worship said the aconjgg^axl been guilty of extreme crueltyg'^ahcr ;. fined him 40/ with, costs £2 4S/.. In consequence of- the heavy cost*,' His. Worship reduced the fine, to £1. E. Marshall, „ charged, , .with being on , licensed ; premises, wa« fined 20/ and costs 7/, Richard Hoskin for being on licensed premises, he being a,prohibited person, was, fined £5 and costs 7/. Joseph Hampiv charged by Con- ' stable Davy with using 'obscene language was fined * 10/" and costs 11/. Mr Thomson appeared 'for defendant. When the case Falconer v Foxton was called, Mr T. S. Weston informed Hi's .Worship that the case Kad ? been withdrawn. M. Mathers v Wisne,ski. claim 25/ for wages. Aftet hearing the evidence of both sides, His Worship gave judgment for ? 20/ arid costs. 11/. Mr C. H. Weston" appeared fov plaintiff, arid . Mr Spencefor defendant. Attachment ■ summons for £6.J7/ ,9 Inglewood, Cooperative Co. >and IParmers' Union. Judgment for amottnt , with cos|s 13/6. Mr«,C. H. Weston appealed ",fpr,. complainant. , .