work waa well done by Fenton,and Ume-waahedi ss —To Mr Cotter: Did not measure it; did not l ( oa ■ Fcnton complete it.-Henry Stockley deposed. I to assisting; the work was properly performed S£j| tho pit was about three feet deep.—To Mr Cotter *>jM He remembered the job distinctly, because it was an awful one. -George Goldie, Sanitary In- 11 spector, knew Mr Brinsdnn's yard, but knew nothibg about toe present case -His Worship: 'm You should have asked Mr Goldie before yoaJM brought him to Court.—William Brinsden, do-; ■ corative painter, deposed that he left an order for Mr Faultier; he called to see the place; mado no pattioular arrangement; heard niKht-oart rumblo up; watched the men from bis bedroom; -m •window. They were only there flve minutes. Tho job was not bait done. He waa not par ticular about the price, but he required that the work should be properly done. U had not beon cleaned for 2J years. To Mr Cotter: He wished Mr Faolder to see the place. Had no objection to pay the £1 or Ms. it necessary. Mr tfauldfTS -~m said he would not inspect the work, but should buo him for the money.—Edward Cox gave a m similar account. The job was wretchedly and nußkilfully done. This being the case, Hi» Worship said the evidence was certainly in favour of defendant Ho did not wish to escape I the £1, nut did not feel justified in paylngtOß, What had not been satisfactorily per(bnn«d>-r:~' judgment for defendant; costs, £1 Os 6d. ■ a' * 11. Gonlstone v. A. Macgrettor. olalm £10.— .j Mr A. B. Whitaker for plaintiff; Mr S. Hwketh -. for defendant. The particulars of this culm ■. ■ were reported in the Stab of the lfith inttaDt—/:. ,} Uis Worship now gave judgment. The ola«n * was for expenses incurred by plaintiff, Who win detained at Tauranga waiting arrival 01., the exDeoted boat; in oonßoquenoo of the delay, cluintiir was obliged totravel overland W Arm-, land.-llis Worship ruled that defendant, under tho circumstances, was not responsible, ana;', Kavojadgmentaooordinßly: ooste.£l ÜBV ; ' liichard May v. John WOBton.—Claim, £6 Ws>.•■■; —This was a claim on a promisoory note.—Plain tiff explained, and obtained judgment; costs, : Greon "v. Somerfleld.-Olalm. £7 18«.—Mr f : B. 