KM. COUET, PALMERSTON.
Wednesday, May 22. (Before Mr H. A. Stratford, R.M.) C. S. Hay v. James Stewart.—Claim £8 17s, on a dishonoured promissory note.—Judgment by default; costs, 17s.
J. M'Lew v. David Carr.—Claim £2 11s 4d, for goods supplied.—Judgment by default: costs, £1 7s.
Same v. Edward Coyle.—Claim £4 13s, for goods supplied.—Case adjourned to June 5. P. Mangan v. David Carr.—Claim £6 6s, for service of entire horse.—Case adjourned to June 5.
FOOTBALL.
The Pirates met the Kaikorai for the first time this season a^ the Carisbrook ground before a large attendance of the public. Great interest was taken in the match, as the Pirates had made such a bold stand against the Dunedin the previous Saturday, and, as the knowing ones argued, would just about beat the Kaikorai. But the result proved otherwise. The respective teams were constituted as follows :—

Pirates.-Full back-Williams ; three-quarters- Bell, M'Donald, Howison; halfs—Stronach.Gillies; forwards—Drabble, Morrio (2), Stables, Kiriscaldv Farquharson, Lindsay, F Stronach. Kaikorai.—Full back—E Millar; three-quarters— W Thompson, Olaffey, Davie; half backs—D lnompson, M'lntyre; forwards—Torrance, Ballan tyne, Jones, Armit, A Millar, M'Arthur, W Millar, Whalen, J Duncan.
