Magistrate's Court.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1820, 14 April 1886, Page 2

Magistrate's Court.

(iUKvnnv.s -ims iviy. (Before U- A. !'.-■! K.M.i Mrs liit’ic lV‘l.:r I’i l‘iH -,' 'jji.i i u i -• mi order section Hof tho Wmn in . Pi perty Act, IS-10. (Os hj ;>roif;",.. . o.;u ■ t her husband on the groan i oi ins continued cruelty, and alleged lunacy- Tv woo appeared for applicant, asked U-.t a iniunio;.. anoe order fur one child uhiih to \t ir“. Protection order .mied ; <•„ o nle- nm-.r for maintenance of child, but it;>]>i. tnt t- h.tvo exclusive custody of the onild, Frederick, v< (i 5J years UK VISION CO PUT. C. Mortis, under the ratine V'f, obj- Ted to an increase of asM'osmi-nt. Jhe down Clerk attended to sustain id; v ■!nation. Objection allowed. In another case, raised > y .tame objector, tlifl valuation wa;- •>! m t-.l d. IV Henfieitv s name »'e '.’"Sti nod for Fredeiick Cole by consent. CAK’iT.KTO.s i'lJbl.-jOAV. (Refute ll A nd. C!IM t Constable Darby v Adam Armstrong. In this case Sergeant Cnee .daMi-iton »pIK'ared to pio.iUTtk'. 11" d-.imoai < v. -a charg' d "tin negligently nreaking ll- Udegraph wire... It appem.. tti.it m r.-movio.- a In-use in Cartel ton, cau.-e.i lliejduniage com plained of. Deieudant admitted mraking the wires by accident. After hearing Die evi. dt nee of R. Hooker, who assisted in removing the house, O. M. I’aik, teli graph officer, M-isterteu, and W C. Drake, i-nicer in charge of telegraph at Carterton, the Bench iud'ctrd a due of IDs with witnesses expense* and cost*, amounting m ail to i‘B IB*. Several civil oaaei were disposed of, and the Magistrate announced that in future the sitting of the Court in Carterton will be held at 3 p.m.