SUPREME COURT.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14457, 1 June 1911, Page 6

SUPREME COURT.

(Before His Honour Mr Justice | Denni9ton.) IN BANKRUPTCY'. On tlia api>lication of Mr Einslio, a. diacharge in bankruptcy was grauted yesterday by IMr Justice .Denaistjn in ihe case of -Alfred Budd. Mr J. \V\ White, Crotvu Prosecutor, again mentioned the caiae of Jolm Purvis McLean, a bankrupt -who was •10 be publicly examined at tliat sitting of the Court. McLean ivns formally •culled, but as lie tailed to appear, the case was. in accordance with the Act, 'adjourned sine die. The Judge remarked on- the fact that ihe Act did -at provide Vor ir.or? severe measures betaken against a bankrupt who failed to attend a juihlle examination. , . . IN CJ-JAMBEKS. '"Yesterday afternoon, His Honour Mr Justice Denniston granted probate in the estates of the following deceased persons: —Henry David Findlav, Temuku (Mr Aspiuall); Sauiuel Bfadley', Qnirj '(Messrs Tripp and IlollestoiO; Win.. John Crooks, Ashburtoa (Mr Kennedy); Dr John Sidney Ckxik, Fairlie, Joseph Lewis, Winchreber (Messrs Tripp and Bolleston); Richard ; Coulbourn<f, Waimate (Mr W. M. Hamilton) ; Henrr John Brown, GeraHino (Messrs Kmitiison, Raj-ruond and Barki. lio): William Brown, Ashbtirton (Mr Buchanan). Letters of administration were granted in th'e estate of Ertiort ' Ferdinand Gabriel Johanssn, socUitor, • deceased (Messrs Smithson and Ra vinnnd). In the case of the South Canterbury Hospital Board v. John Setoton, application for satisfaction of judgment, c His Honour directed the payment of j £92 los. In three other cases decision w«a * reserved.