RAETIHI

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19914, 9 August 1927, Page 3

RAETIHI

MAGISTRATE'S COURT. [ Special " Chronicle ” Service. ] At the monthly sitting of the Magistrate’s Court the following cases were heard by Messrs T. S. Fagg, J.P. and E. Larkin, J.P.: Judgment by default was given in the following cases: Roland- | son and Co. v. H. T. Horn, claim £3 3s lOd, costs £1 10s 6d; Raetihi Borough Council v. C. W. Skelley, claim £2 16s 7d, costs £2 7s 6d; J. R. Ciochetto v. H. T. Horn, claim £3 18s, costs &1 6s 6d; Harris, Tansey & Ritchie v. Ncha 1e Kakahi, claim £5 Bs, costs £1 15s 6d; same v. Ani Warera, claim £4, costs £l, 8s 6d; J. E. Whiting v. A. R. Russell, claim £9 9s, costs £1 18s 6d; Waimarino County Council v. E. S. Menzies, ' claim £8 Us 7d, costs £3 10s; same v. I J. S. Walsh, claim £l3 9s 2d, costs £2 • 14s; same v. E. Johnston, claim £l3 6s i 2d, costs £3 4s; Coury Bros. v. Hapi Rawiri, claim £4 13s 3d, costs £2 5s 6d; ' same v. G. Edmonds, claim £6 19s 9d, costs £1 Ils 6d; D. P. Scarfe v. C. W. Skelley, claim £ 355, costs £2 7s 6d; same v, H. Turner, claim £4 8s lOd, costs £1 4s 6d; same v. Heha te Kakahi, claim £5 2s Id, costs £1 15s 6d; same v. Karawira Materoaj claim £8 18s sd, , costs £2 0s 6d; Urwin and Drury v. 1 Kenny Kepa, £1 17s 6d, costs 13s; Harris, Tansey and Ritchie v. A. D. Hathaway, claim £4 13s 6d, costs £1 7s Gd; same v. Hathaway and Morton, cViini £lB 8s 9d, costs £2 18s; same v. C. T. Harris, claim £9 16s, costs £1 10s 6d; G. Anderson v. Kenny Kepa, claim 10s, . costs 13s; same v. W. EVans, claim £2 6s Bd, costs £1 17s 6d; same v. A. Rev- ' cil, claim £6 14s 3d, costs £1 10s 6d; I Raetihi Auto Co. v. J. Hapuka, claim £4 4s Gd, costs £1 15s 6d; C. C. Nation v. W. E. Campbell, claim £l7 13s Gd, costs £2 15s. F. Sullivan sued D. Sullivan for possession of house. Defendant was ordered to give possession of premises within 14 days. WALMARINO GOLF CLUB. During the week-end there was a good attendance of members at the local links. The competition had large entries and were keenly competed for, the standard of play showing a great improvement. The chief event was the one club competition, which, resulted as follows: Men’s A.—Baird 99-20-79; Larsen 110-29-81; Davies, 109-24-85; Cummins, 110-22-88; Ironside, 113-25-88; Murray, 103- Bly th, 113-24-89; Jefcoate; 104- Urwin, 113-22-91; Datson, 110-16-94. Men’s B.—Hawken, 116-30-86; Donovan, 117-30-87. Ladies’ A. —Afiss Legge 114-28-86; Miss Bryers, 123-24-99; Mrs. Baird, 139-34-105; Mrs. Windle, 124-13-111. Ladies’ B.—Aliss A. Churton, 63-20-43, Aliss Mavis Lightband, 65-20-45; Airs. Pearson, 67-20-47; Mrs. Drury, 71-20-51; Mrs. Ironside, 73-20-53; Miss P. Churton 78-20-58; Mrs. Feltham, 80-20-60; Airs. Hawken, 80-20-60; Miss Cracroft Wilson, 87-20-67; Mrs. AlcMaster, 87-20-67.