AN INCONS STENT ADVOCATE.
Wanganui Herald. [PUBLISHED DAILY.] TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1885. THE THREATENED DISMISSALS.
Tuesday, Oct 27th. (Before R. Ward, Ehq., R.M. BREACH OF THE IMPOUNDING ACT,

Timothy Coakley, ranger, was charged by Takara te Huihui with taking excessive poundage-. After taking evidence it was ordered that the sum of 13a be paid by the poundkeeper to the complaintant, and that the defendant in the case pay the costs 16s, with witness' fee 12s, and solicitors fee 21s,

CIVIL CASES.
J. Purnell v W, Edwards, claim 11s, for water rates. Defendant stated that he had paid previously, but plaintiff produced his notice book to prove that no receipt had been given Judgment for plaintiff with costs 6s.
W. H. Chitham v T. Fiaher, claim £5. There was no appearance of either party, and the case waa struck out.
D. Harding v Aperhama Tahumirarangi, claim £9 6s, on a judgment summons. £5 waa paid into Court. There was no appear ance or the defendant, or cause of absence shown ; it was therefore ordered that the sum of £4 6s be paid iv one week's time, in detault 5 days' imprisonment mthe Wanga nui gaol. Jane Barrows v. T, Bruntlett claim £12 18a 9d. judgment summons ; ordered that the amount be paid at the rate of 10s per month. In default 12 days in gaol.
Henare S. Manson v. Heuare Tahao claim £10 17s, judgment summons ; no appearance of the defendant or cause of absence shown, ordered that £5 7s be paid in a week, in de fault 5 [days in gaol.
