RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1758, 21 August 1874, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT

THIS DAY. -"i. CBefore W. Fxasbb, Esq., 8.M.) ; CIVIL SIDE;; ' B. SCOTT V. I. J. BAGNALL.

This case, an application to oust the Chairman of the Kauaarangt, Highway Board, on account of illegal election was adjourned from Monday last, that the Magistrate might consider his decision. His Worship saiet 1 he would not give judgment, as it was necessary that he should refer to authorities that he could not obtain here; . He: w.quld require ..to obtain access to the Library of the Supreme Court. He would adjourn the case forarfortnight. >In the meantime if he could manage to get up to Auckland before, he would give the decisionfsgqner; but would adjourn the case jpro forma for a fortnight; -) vl;- . ?' ADJOURNED CASES; .. , , W. Jacobs v. Devoy^A'claim of 18g, for goods. : - : Case adjourned .for a week. ; W. Jacob's r. J. Rusden—A claim of £2 2s 6d, for goods. Adjourned to same .date. ... . -, .-,.■,. -•' . -'■■ ■ W. H. Crick r. Mkorima Potatara— Claim, £26 14s. Caie to stand over. C. Judder. Old./Whau Goldminiiig Company—Claim, £38 10s 6d, for work done. In this ease the sums of £18 2s 6d, and £1 8s 6d costs were paid into Court. It was ordered to stand over. j-iW; H. Taipari mud Kapana Maun-; |anoa V. Oliver, Graht^—A claim of £3 6s, for rent, was adjourned for a. week. Another case, in which W.>Taipari wasalone th 9 plaintiff versus the sarnie party was also adjourned to same date. H. Parslow v. J. Buchanan—Claim, £50, money had and received. Adjourned for a week. ' • . J.-T. : J^. Eogan v. Josiajx Pratt Hamlin —Claim', £131752 d, for services rendered. Mr. Macdonald appeared for the.plaintiff, and asked for an adjournment to the 9th of October next, which was granted. O. M. Creaghv. S. Fernandez—Claim, £20, damages. Mr. Macdonald appeared for the plaintiff, "and asked for adjournment. rJ his was granted, the plaintiff to pay coits of witnesses, put dowa at £2 11». The Court then adjourned.