j Plaintiff deposed that all the six visits charged for were necessary. Defendant never objected to his attending him. In crosti-examination by defendant, witness de posed that on the last two occasions defendant might have been attending to business. | Judgment nm given for plaintiff. COX Y. GARLICK. Mr. Joy, LL.B., for plaintiff; Mr. Beveridge for^ defendant} Claim, £11 10a. ll£d., for wages. George Cox deposed ; I am a brother to Mr. E. J. Cox, and son of Mr. John Cox. I was employed by Mr. E. J. Cox at the flax inaohinery. I wa» engaged at £2 per week up to November, 1866. In that month the machinery was finished, and I was sent by Mr. B. J. Cox to Whangamarino. Or the 2nd of March, 1867, I left the service of Mr. Cox, and came down to Auckland. I saw Mr. Garlick, who told me to go up to the mill and go ou the same work as before, but that I would not re ceive any money till the men stopped working. I have reoeived £10 on account, leaving a balance due. • 1 ■ Crosß-examined by Mr 4 Beveridge : I did not agree to take £1 per week and board. I came to Mr. Garliok, because I understood ha was Seques trator in E. J. Cox's estate. This claim is for the time subsequent to E. J. Cox's insolvency. I then handed Mr. Garliok an account, certified by the manager of the mill,, but I tdld him it ' Was not cor root, as I should get £1 instead of £2. 1 took £10 on acoount of wages. I wrote this letter, addressed to Messrs* Vernon and Garlick, sequestrators. John Cox deposed that in October last he engaged George Cox to, work at the flax machinery. Witness superintended the working of the machinery at Whangamarino, and engaged the plaintiff at £2 per week. t For the defence, Mr. Beveridge pub in tbe order of Court appointing Henry Veroon and J. T. Garlick sequestrators in the estate of E. J. Cox, contending that Mr. Garlick alone could not be made liable. J. T. Garlick deposed that; he never engaged the plaintiff to work at the mill. Cross-examined by Mr. Joy : George Cox called on me for his wages in May. I paid him £10, certi fied by Mr. Anderson, the manager. 