The following is the memorial above re ferred to : — j To his Hohoblthe Suhebintiwiht of Caktu bubt,—We, the inderiignea, jaiticei of th» pcaco,

In an article in its last number referring to the recent discussion in the Chamber of Com merce the Independent has taken an unusual course to justify itself frofar the 6ensrore conveyed by that discussion. It talks a ( great Ideal about its consistency and accuracy, af iieclß fo sneer at the Chamber, Mr. Wood-

UPPER HUTT. Wednesday, April 20.
BeniaminLeg v. Richard Barton-Debt, £6 :4 : 0; adjourned *>' May 4. _ George Taylor «. Frank Priced-Cattle trespass/da mages £7 ; judginerit for £4, and (iosteremit- Sd: D. Lyite? v. Edward Piks-Bifeach of - Dog Registration Act;" JW.M ,^A <*^ 6s 6d. Same v. Isaac Wilkms-Cattle van v: Chas/Butfef- Similar offence; fined Ss.,^ and costs Bs. t ' Emily Sennox v. Chas. Harris-For to.^ portT an illegitimate cnild,^ *f^LSJjL^

NEW ZEALAND SPECTATOR AND Cook's Strait Guardian. Saturday, Aprail 23, 1864.
MARRIED,

Thursday, April 21. Angelina Lawson, charged" with drunken ness, Was reprimanded and discharged. Witf. Henry Meek, whose chimney was on fire on' Saturday last, was' fined 5s 1 . and costtf 6s. 6dl ..
Resident Magistrate's Court. BEFORE C.D.R. WARD, ESQ., R.M. Wednesday, April 20.
John Clark, for drunkenness, -was fined 80s. in default of payment to' be imprisoned for 48 hours. Mary Ann Egan, for same offence, wris fined 10s., and in default of payment to" be" imprisoned for 48 hours.
