Sung-ah-chen v, Ferguson. Claim of $31.50 for repairing carriage. After hearing the evidence of plain tiff and defendant the Magistrate adjourned the case till to-day to enable the defendant to produce sume witnesses.
January th, 1869.
AUSING v. Fencussox: Claim of Tls. 30 for repairing carriage, Phis case was adjourned from Saturday to enable the defendant to produce evidence Lo-Ching, sworn: I go by the name of John Mark. In last March the plaintiff, whose shroff L then was, ed defendant's trap. The repairs amounted to We lent him an old dog-cart whilst we were repairing it. 1 applied often to the defendant for payment, but without success. fe never paid me any many. I presented him a bill written in my own handwriting.
"Tang-abrico, sworn: The new hoot was made eight months ago, the new cushions a mouth later, The shafts were to replace those of the dog cart which he broke while he bad it on loan.
Judgment was given for Ts. 7.50_and costs,
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