S.M. COURT.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 187, 7 August 1914, Page 2

S.M. COURT.

(Before Mr. C. C Kettle, S.M.) JUDGMENT sraiMONSES. Orders for Immediate payment, under penalty of imprisonment, were made in the following judgment summons rases, and susi penrted for -rarious periods:—G. H. iPinson v. 11 La.vbourne (Mount Roskill), £2 5/; F. land W. Fowler v. J. P. Drew (city), £13 114,ia: P. Hayman and Co., 'Ltd., v. F. KeeIgon £15 9/10; J. M. Molloy v. W. J. Watts (Taumarniul), £7 3/9; D. Garrlock v. Rhoda Griffiths (Te Kopura), £2 15/5: Bridges and Walker t. Arthur F. Cole <cityj £2 6/2; W-m. Yonng v- VT. H. Morris (Mount Eden), £1 17/3; Theo. H. Caeey v Q. Rnle (city), £3 13/3; Auckland Sailors' Home v. John Slarkey (city), £4 18/; W. A. Boucher r. W. J. Hill (city), £23 0/4. AWARD CASES. I Mrs. K. Edwards, licensee Of the Exchange Hotel. ParaelL -wa« dMfW with employing Samuel Williams as a bannaa and failing to pay htm the award wage of £2 5/ a week. Mr. Holmden, for the defendant, explained that the man's duties were various, and he only served In the bar J occasionally while the other employees were . 'at meals. All arrears dne had been paid , I up. Defendant was fined £1. and 1/ posts, and Williams, for failing to claim the wage, was fined •*>/. an< l 1/ costs- f J. Lapanovich. proprietor of a fish shop in the city, was "fined £1, and 7/ cofits, for failing to keep a wages oook In proper form. _• ]