LYTTELTON.
Tnis Day. (Before Dr Donald, R.M.) Vagr\ncy. — John Phillips was charged with this offence, and dismissed with a caution. CIVIL CASES. Collier v. Lupes. — Claim, £4 4s 3d. Judgment for full amount and costs. "•^ Clark v. Woledge. — Claim, £3 17s 6d. Plaiutiff said the claim was for loss sustained on 5 kejrs butter, not being according to sample. Defendant stated the goods were sold as damaged, and that at the sale they were stated to be sold on account of whom it might concern ; the sample keg shewn at the sale was the first one taken from the stack ; it was not picked out. George Clark, storeman, stated that he got the keg from the railway shed ; it was the first he could get at, the other kegs were similar. The Bench said the plaintiff evidently had no claim ; the goods wero Bold as such goods usually were, under
the circumstance*, without warranty ; the p-ice given (2|d per lb) was sufficient evidence of this fact. Judgment for defendamt, with costs. M'Cla.tchie v. Robson. — Claim, £5 4s. Judgment for full amount and costs.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 118, 29 September 1868, Page 3
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183LYTTELTON. Star (Christchurch), Issue 118, 29 September 1868, Page 3
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