SUPREME COURT.

Waikato Times, Volume 106, Issue 17869, 15 November 1929, Page 11

SUPREME COURT.

CASES DOWN FOR HEARING FIFTEEN OF ALLEGED THEFT. The Supreme Court list to be heard before His Honour Mr Justice Herdman at the coming quarterly sessions of the Hamilton Supreme Court gives every indication of a busy session. Fourteen charges of theft are set down for hearing, ail of which are preferred against John Martin Bishara and Geoffrey Alvl Trayhurn, involving the alleged theft of motor-cars. The two accused will also appear for sentence on a charge of failing to account for moneys received. Other charges to be preferred are against Cecilia May Wilks, for alleged ' wilfully detaining a postal packet, I Geoffrey Alvi Trayburn for alleged | theft and false -pretences,, and George Ivan Jenkin, alleged carnal knowledge. Civil CasesThe civil cases set down for decision are:— Before a Judge and Jury of Twelve— John Ernest Hansen v. Nathaniel Stafford, £722 damages, alleged negligence; Caroline Kingscott v. George Leslie Martin, £379 19s 6d damages, alleged negligence; Gordon Edward Duffy v. George Gilbert Tuck, £ISOO damages, alleged negligenceBefore a Judge Alone.—Violet Ellen Kay and others v. John Thomas Holland, £2OO damages, alleged misrepresentation; Amos Heaton v. Public Trustee as executor and trustee in the estate of Thomas Bielby Dillicar, specific ■performance, £l3B 7s alleged damages; Victoria Buildings Ltd. v. Frank William Luxford and Harry Cracknell and Gordon Sidney Crimp third party, £468 damages, alleged negligence; Robert Glen and another v. J. C. Yeates, specific performance; John Kirkncss and another v- Gladys M. Ryan and the Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Co- Ltd., £2041 9s 4d for stock allegedly sold; Amelia Alice Farwell v. the Public Trustee as administrator of the estate of Richard Stevens, deceased, declaration; Allan Frederick Davy vFred Butler and Janet Carroll, £1730 12s 6d damages, alleged negligence; Ronald Henry Victor Aulin v- Leslie Ernest Richard Littlejohn, £192 7s damages, alleged negligence; Walter Mills v- the Alphine Ice Cream Company Ltd., injunction. In DivorceBefore a Judge and Jury of 12. Thomas Nicol v. Agnes Ann Nicol and Alexander Robb, alleged adultery; Rose Hariat Mackay v. Donald Mackay, alleged adultery; Christie Mervyn Lockley v. Iris May Muriel Lockleyand Donald Mackay, alleged adulteryBefore a Judge Alone.—Basillo Patrick Martini v. Vera Prendergast Martini, alleged failure to comply decree for restitution; Alfred George Lowry v. Zeta Myra Lowry, alleged failure to comply decree for restitution; Edward Conning v- •Clarice Isabelle Conning and Robert Lennard, alleged adultery. p Defended—Laurel Margaiet McConnell v.' Frederick Richard MCuonneH; alleged desertion; Mary Josephine Robb v. Robert Robb, alleged separation;

Louisa Josephine Attwood v- Redvers Kendrick Renaldo Attwood, alleged failure to comply with decree; Marguerite Alice Carlton v- Fred Carlton, alleged separation; Thomas McCarron v. Dorothy Mabel McCarron, alleged separation; Dudley Reginald Barford v. Margaret Barford, alleged separation; Gertrude Pearl Griffiths v- Andrew Griffiths, alleged separation; Stephen Hale v. Catherine Hale, motion for der crec absolute; Margaret Genevieve Semandeni v. Caspar Spencer Semandeni, notice of motion to make decree absolute and custody of child. In Banco> Joshua Mathers v- Cyril Herbert Edgecombe, case on appeal; Smith v. Magee, case on appeal; Mary Jane Collett v. the Public Trustee as executor and trustee of the will of Edward William Collett, deceased, originating summons; Hubert Hine and another v. Hannah French and others, originating summons; Hunters, Ltd. (in liquidation) ex parte Hamilton Theatres Ltd-, notice of motion for admission of proof of debt; The Property Law Amendment Act, 1928, in re lease No. 6649, motion for relief and order for renewalBankruptcy. ' Notice of Motion for Order of Discharge—James Smyth, Houtupu Rawiri, Charles Sidney Coombes-