Thuesday. (Before Mr Whitehorn, R.M.)

Capt. Smith of the s.s. Kopuru was charged by Constable Scott with a breach of the Licensing Act by allowiug a trade in spirits on board the Kopuru on Sunday. The offence was fully proved, and Capt. Smith fined 20s and 15s costs.
(Before the R.M. and R. A. Dargayille, J.P.) George Savill of Aratapu was convicted of using abusive and indecent language to Mis Clarke,of Waka Hara.anrt others in a public place, and was fined £5 aud costs.
(Before Messrs K. A. Eargavillo and J. Walker, J.P.-a) Captain Loury, chief pilot on the Kaipara, was charged by Charles Webster, a boatman in the service, with using threatening and abusive language to him on several occa sions. Defendant pleaded guilty, and was iined£s and costs.. . CIVIL CASES. Walker v. King. — Claim for £24 13s, balance of account. Defendant disputed an item of £20, value of a liorse damaged, but the Court gave a verdict for full amount and costs. Walker v. Johnson.—Settled out of Court. Webster v. Loury.—Claim for £3 10s for fourteen days' wages, and £7 10s in lien of a month's notice of dismissal. Verdict for £7 10s, heiug a mouth's wages in full.
FRIDAY.
(Before Mr R. A. Dargaville, J.P.)

James Reid, contractor, and G. H. Fletcher, clerk, were brought up by Con stable Bourk and charged with lighting on the Hokianga-strcet Wharf that morning. They were each fined 20s and costs.
AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING ASSOCIATION.
