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Bi/ hlectric Telegraph — United Pros* Association Copyi iy/it— Received 2912J8S —3.30 p.m:

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. THIS DAY.
Wednesday, February 29. — Before C. E. Rawson, Esq., R.M., and R. Parris, Esq., J.P.
Judgment for Plaintiffs.— A. Woyer. gang v. E. A. Harvey, claim £13 17a lid, costs £1 Us 6d; A. Stnndish v. W. F. Hoskin, claim £12 12s 9d, with costs £1 10a Gel. Mr Hughes appeared for the plaintiff. Defended Gases. — Ah Nui v. Chov Wabt Claim £2 lGs for balance o£ wajrea due.— Mi' v Govett appeared for tlie plaintiff, and Mr Standish for tho defen dant. A?ter evidence had been taken, judgment was recorded for plaintiff, with costs £2. Mr Chew Ghong interpreted ; Franz Sbrooder v. Louis Pattpreon, claim £17 7s Bd, with costs £1 12s 6d; Schriker v. same, claim £17 7s B'l, with costs £1 12 6\i ; Biobard Frost v. same, claim £6 0d lid, with costs, £1 11s; Joßo£ Doulowski v. same, claim £16 9a 3d, with coats £1 12s Gd; Johann Schumacher v. same, claim £8 15s, with costs £1 3s 6rl. In all these cases, which were for wages for working on a contract taken by defendant, Mr Qovett appeared for plain tiffs, and Mr Hughes for defendant, who admitted owing the amounts, lobs money for tucker, but stated that the contract was not finished. — The Bench allowed 7a. 6d. per week for tucker to bo taken off the amount, defendant to give an order for the balancw on Mr. Robinson, the Crown Lands Ranger,' supervisor of the contract. '.The Court rose.
