[Before Thomas Beckham, Esq., District Judge.] .Slater v. Gibbon. —The plaintiff in this case, which stood over from last Court day, agreed to take a nonsuit with costs. 1 • Galicic v. Coromandel G.M.C.—For plaintiff, Mr Macdonald. The plaintiff sought to recover the sum of £GO for wages as legal manager of this company. There was no appearance on the part of defendants, and judgment was given for plaintiff with immediate execution. In Bankruptcy. In re Robert Vincent. —Mr Dodd ap peared for bankrupt, who now made application : for final discharge. The report of the Official Assignee was read, which stated that the bankrupt’s losses were the result of speculating in gold mining companies. There being no opposition, bankrupt’s discharge was granted. - In re H. G. Morrow. —Mr Tyler for bankrupt. From the report of the Official Assignee it appeared that bank rupt had taken the Imperial Hotel, and borrowed money from Mr W. Rowe, who took a bill of sale over the property, which was sold under it. Several of the creditors wore residents in the province of Wellington. The case was adjourned at the suggestion of the Judge, so that notice of the bankruptcy might appear in the Wellington newspapers. In re James Marriott. —This case was adjourned until nest Court day, on the ap plication of Mr Dodd. In re J. C. Young. —Mr Tyler who appeared for bankrupt, applied for a final discharge, which was granted, there being nogopposition. In re W. G. llibble. —Mr Macdonald appeared for bankrupt and applied for a final discharge, which was granted. In re CnARLEs Noble. —Sir L)odd ap peared for bankrupt, and applied for a final discharge, which was granted. In re Frederick Cock. —Mr Dodd ap peared for bankrupt, who received his dis charge without opposition. In- re David Williams. —In this case Sir Macdonald appeared tor bankrupt, and Mr Tyler for Sir Buchanan, the assignee, whose report had not been received, and the case was consequently adjourned until next Court day.
