Supreme Court.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 654, 28 June 1870, Page 2

Supreme Court.

THIS DAY. (Before Mr Justice Gresson.) His Honor sat in the Court Chambers, at *J eleven o'clock this morning. I RE JOHN M'OREQOR. Mr Duncan said he had been instructed by ' the Law Society of Canterbury to apply for an order calling on John McGregor to show cause why he should not be committed to her Majesty's gaol at Lyttelton, for a contravention of the Law Practitioners Aot, he not *" being enrolled as a solictor of the Supreme Court. He (Mr Duncan) applied upon aa affidavit filed by Thomas Mackay, cab-driver. 'l An affi'Uvit had been sworn by the Registrar J to the effect that Mr McGregor had not been -'fl enrolled a solicitor of the Supreme Court. -n8 His Honor: You only seek a conditional * order? - Mr Duncan: Yes, your Honor. His Honor: I think you are entitled to it. " Order made accordingly, returnable on 3 Friday next. ; In Bankruptcy, sb thomas h. taylor. On tbe application of Mr Joynt, his Honor made an order of adjudication, and fixed the _ meeting of creditors for Wednesday, the 6th I July, at three o'clock. BE FREDK. BAOK. Mr Slater applied for a similar order. His Honor made the order as prayed, and fixed the meeting of creditors for Friday, the Bth July, at eleven o'clock. *- ■ SE ALEXANDER X'SRATNEY. Oa the application of Mr Garrick, Ids Honor made an order of adjudication, and fixed thu meeting of creditors for Friday, the Bth July, at 12 o'clock. BE *WM. BIOHABD WADE. The final examination of this bankrupt waa adjourned until Friday next. J§____\____W-\\