SUPREME COURT.

Waikato Times, Volume 114, Issue 19026, 17 August 1933, Page 8

SUPREME COURT.

SESSIONS IN HAMILTON. TWO CRIMINAL CASES. CIVIL BUSINESS. The quarterly sessions of the Supreme Court will open at Hamilton on Tuesday, before Mr Justice Smith. Fixtures in connection with the list of civil cases set down for hearing will be made by His Honour on Monday at 2.30 p.m. There is a smaller list of criminal cases than usual. Only two prisoners are scheduled to appear and both will be arraigned on charges involving sexual offences. Civil Cases (Before a Judge.) Winstone Leonard Bayliss and Marjorie Ellen Bayliss v. John Campbell Johnstone, recission of contract and £443 16s refund of moneys allegedly paid, etc.; Ifecil Renwick v. Hector Alexander Wilson, alleged false representations, £384 10s; Leslie William Walmsley v. Alfred Harold Prosser, specific performance and alleged damages £100; I. F. Cain v. The New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company Ltd., alleged breach of contract, £934 15s 3d; Lawrence Burton v. George Robinson, £IOO damages alleged wrongful seizure and sale of chattels; Thomas Baskerville Taunt and Alfred Sinclair Taunt v. The Finance Corporation of New Zealand Limited, return ,of deposit allegedly paid, £100; Alfred Charles Bennett v. William E. Gray, damages, alleged negligence, £167; Helen Marian Earle v. Peter Beverley, alleged breach of sharemilking agreement, £387 8s 9d.

Divorce (Before a Judge.) Gerda Emmy Blaok v. George Rob-’ ert Black, separation; Joseph Henry Walsh v. Minnie Katherine Walsh, desertion; Isabella Robson v. Thomas Ralph Birnside Robson, desertion; Richard Bromwioh v. Agnes Sophia Bromwioh, failure to comply with decree for restitution; Frances Onorlne Ryan v. Francis Edward Ryan, desertion; Edward Wilfred Winston Jones v. Mary Catherine Jones and George Henry Smith, alleged adultery; John Robert Voyle v. Mary Veronica Voyle, restitution of oonjugal rights; George Frederick Pryce v. Winifred Pryce and Leslie George Martin, alleged adultery; Francis Henry Purvis Rogers v. Rose Violet Rogers, restitution of conjugal rights; Phyllis Louisa Firman v. Benjamin Ernest Firman, desertion; Thomas Claude Mayes v. Olive Alice Mayes, separation; Alfred Noel Wakelin v. Stella Wakelin, desertion; Henry Clarence Taylor v. Sarah Jane Taylor, desertion; Gladys May McKey v. Wales Theodore Michael Campbell McKey, restitution of conjugal rights. In Banco. Michael O'Donoghue v. George Gilchrist, as executor in the estate of Julia O'Donoghue, deceased, originating summons; Marie Anne MacDonald and others v. The New Zealand Insurance Company Limited, as executor of the will of Herbert Edward Ross MacDonald, deceased, originating summons; Frederick John Cowern v. Rose Sarah Mallett and others, originating summons;' Cecil John Wright v. New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., as executor of the will of Mary Ann Wright, deceased, originating summons ; T. Anderson v. Goodsons Limited, appeal; Rex Rornalo Joseph Nesbit v. William Carran, appeal; Estate Joseph William Taylor, motion for order reversing decision.

Applications for discharges from Bankruptcy will be heard from: — William John Bowling, Arthur George Tibby, Arthur Chirney, John Alfred Norman Winger, Charles Leonard William Brown, William Hamilton Hume, John Maitland Smith, James Hamilton Still, Elrington Quick, Hugh Douglas Eric Robinson, John Oliver Fruish, Joseph William Chirney.