RESIDENT MAGISTRATES COURTS.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1788, 6 November 1862, Page 3

RESIDENT MAGISTRATES COURTS.

WELLINGTON. Saturday. Ist November. (Before Jonas WoodsvarJ, Esq., J.P.) Mamuel Williams, charged with drunkenness. Pined Ds. Tuesday, 4th Novembeb. (Before Henry Snafto Harrison, Esq., J.P., and John Elisha Smith, Esq., J.P.) j Samuel Harvey and John Birch, Privates of H.M. i'ith regiment, charged by Charles Millward, Sergeant of Polioe, with having on the night of the 3rd instant, attempted to remove tha foundation stone of the Supreme Court, now in the course of erection on Laiiibton Quay. Remanded. WbDSESDAV, OXH NOVEMIIGU. (Ujforo William AiubJoJ B^nnacync, Esq., J.P. Samuel Harvey and John Birch, again brought up, and remi uded till to-day. Thomas Moyler charged with drunkenness. Fined ss. and costs, and in default committed to tue Common Jail, in Wellington, for forty-eight hours. GREYTOWN. October 4tii, 1862. Turapine v. Hugh Morrison. — Ulaiin*£3o. Adjourned. Te Apatu v. Hume.— Claim £k sa. Adjourned. Hacker v. Ashmore. — Debt £d Bs. No appear- '■ anee. Costs £l ys. ] Trotter v. llayner. — Claim ,£l9. Judgment j for £14, and costs 245. { Humphries v. TiuM ltiy, janr. Damages £o, claimed for a dog lulled by defendant. Judgment to be given 16ch October. Holloway v. Burling.— Debt .-£l3 10. Settled out of Court. Costs 21s. Lewis v. Potts. — Debt £10. Judgment for defendant. Costs 21s. Masters v. Bowern. — Debt £3 18s. 2d. Judgment for amount, and costs 17s. Hoana v. Anaru. — Djbt JtllO. Summons not served. October 16, 1862. William Humphries v. Thomas Ray, juur. — Damages £5, claimed for a dog killed by defendant. Juigment for defendant. Costa 7s. Hoanu v. Auaru. — Claim £20. Settled out of Court. Costs 6s. Taraipine v. Hugh Morrison. — Claim (trover £3d. Adjourned. Te Aputu v. Peter Hume. — Debt £i os. Settled out of Court. Costs sa. Piripi v. Hugh Morrison. — Claim 153. for trespass at Moliiki. Judgment for plaintiff for amount aud costs 14s. J. G. Cox v. John Ray and Geo. Stewart. — These were cases for breach of Highway Act. Reprimanded. Costs not charged, J. G. Cox v. Geo. Stewart.— Drunkenness. Fined os.