MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 136, 10 June 1898, Page 2

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

THURSDAY,

(Before Mr H. W. Brabant, S.M.)

UNDKFKNDED CASES. His Worship gave judgment for plaintiffs by default in the following cases:—W. Ledingham v. J. Cogldan, £34 18s Bd, costs £2 14s ; William Thorno v. Richard McCabe, £2 Is 4d, costs 8s ; "Lewis Bright v, George Belcher, £3G, costs £3 Is j Patterson and Co. v. Wood Bros., £47 lfi.s 10d, costs £4 14s ; Wilsons and Morton v. J. W. Bindon, £3 11s fid, costs 24s ; John Burns and Co. v. A. Peterson, £1 17s Bd, costs ss; J. H. Hannan v. — Dobson, £1 10s 6d, costs ss; Stone Bros, and Co. v. Vuglar Bros., £8 Os Id, costs 23a (Id ; John Platt v. John Wright, £5 Is Gd, costs 23a Gd ; C. Williamson v. Honry Smith, £1 4s, costs 32s ; Francis Powell v. J. Bird, £5 Os 3d, costs 8s ; Fredk. Bermose v. KapaiVermont G.M. Company Limited, £S, costs 23s 6d. DtiFENDKD CASTiS. F. B. Winßtone v. Walter Brown.-— Claim, £3 6s for rent.—Mr Thorne for the plaintiff, Mr Burton for the defence. The sum of 13s had been paid into Court. The case was partly heard and then adjourned in order to allow plaintiff time to furnish defendant with a more oompleto'statement of accounts between the parties. , Annie Jane Cassells v. Diocesan Trust lioard.—-In tins action for damages, judgment was further reserved till Monday ./' ■•n. d-W, Fowler v. H. A. Gordon, VVni. McCullough, and F. A. White.— Claim £64 Is Id, . for goods sold.-Mr huddle for plaintiff, Messrs Brookfield and unks for defendants,—Counsel for the defence applied to have certain other persons added as defendants, to which Mi Huddle objected. After argument had been heard, the case was adjourned till'the following afternoon.