AN EVICTION IN CHRISTCHURCH.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 11945, 14 July 1904, Page 5

AN EVICTION IN CHRISTCHURCH.

Mrs E..8. '._rm'at*c_g, •' shop .on tbe: «u* «foe;of Ctt____ • JjJbJH -between Lichfield.-snd Teaoi^stiN^^J»M /Jilil been compelled to leave hwjrflw^/ cireumeU-oe* ; which;>iw ;s^^ It appear* sffi H '_' a. -' m "\.m •'»''" ~_ H --1 T_. ,_._■ Bfl a tenant of Mr J. Fwki«aife.'jp(gf|jay <* *{[jf'Sjl the property, h* been '» &H premises for %||^ the front-shop- ehe ■jßtst'etaaiiKm,'wfctte 'were, wd «• Hriug 9 and family. o^4w ; 9 lately premises,'' miuax ; in: ; aocc_ted- afrer-HKe^e-f^'^^ She, claime - tbdl '^^o^S^ltmKaM pired before. her ■reW:-to>that.vaa^?iigM receipt., for !t_^mof»r^*r^^^ •- ' TCkt next d*y, -Mr*- i_*__^*_^ ehe . received a 'ie^-:'j^«'^|i»™ B. ■ W<tf»rj4*iK>:;-^ Falkino^r'e'agettt,; to' owner of 'prop^y^ intifftod': upon ,pui»^^ than,.. r«KwS the folkiwing''-^ July Sthv-'^Mrv^Arflur^ -letter from Mr Walk", oW^,W:«i|^ ttAting' (hrrt he wae r^';that she-might retftaiii^ till noon-C4i'Mradoy v (t^ the'; letter};;' after wluch: »i«X*^^gM^ffl be eet to '-irork ; W-'*j^ On Monday, -at tjtoiri $|ta!^ the. morning, Mn':'A|ttirt)rp^^^|M fetr*rrtrom';,liU^ rrtatihg that they would p«^-;to'fA^g^ffl -down, tl* pmnises' wx_pWd o'clock on that day, and illrrwathf|*W^^J|_bl to remove'any&i^ At one 'o'clock:' on' JfowUgr four' daye after. .date had -been) giv*** taken, t off the 'P^~^*^^ being etopbed.- on ■hop at: ; tJiat Uma»wHtiJiil J strong* and the rrrrhrtihfh'it : flMJifa<ij^tt,3iiM|Mi!l»_B niture.' ■.' Since the rain hae been faijiog int*Jtfci mm ing room* the. prenum, - wben-'Tieiwftilif 'fl%lipi|»9HH reporter,. were in v * IcimifW? turn, and re«mUcdX'h<«-» ImmM 1»8«I_B1 .The rain had tackled down the «ri%*!M4I9HH •waiaped the floor, bid 'MUwffctrfthlWhlS_H| ' and' bedding, and -had Gained mmk, miMwmm furniture, «id one c4-d^l*tion.iUMl!'iaJ#rfi\j*^ reporter,' *rto "affair, as above rWed, .tated *_•* o»M*fi?sM day night, hafinf no othw pW* Io she, with her chHdren, the yo«l»|<_t only three month* old, had bee* to cleep in the eo-cUn »ith' tbe..pretence of a roof. over-''t4Ma^'r^' J had, on Tuesday, found for-the children, but «W had be« the place henrcif till intended to . leave. ■ The: Armstrong, added," mm■ a V*7^''^t'' during the yeans eh* had rjeen la;t& Sfi___| pation of tlie premit.es, aha had-Jr^ : penny of. rent. due, and *be self entitled to a raorjth'a notice to after, obtaining the receipt deted inatead of the four.- day_ «*t«lir 'The"stock, which wan waa' considerably damaged, ahd' her' newt was ruined. •.:■ -..".V. '- -With tie object cf rrivrnj of. the case,'■'..• our. reprea»_t»trre. : -;.,t^fa waited ; upon : Mr ■' owner-' •' of -. the-.' - propertyj ■' ; !f«d;.:^;-*#wfl:i_loS___! him if-. he '- would '; like -; to '»v , : aj^.- : thing' 'on'- the'- subject.''' -; Mr. plkd that r*nooally he kf»ew -cry IWU Ji'l^B about it, for he had left tbe'arrOiMß*«ta|ii'J|S-B hi.the hand* orMr R. ». knew, however,"tha£.the:«ito;wm, for building upon,-and tl_i had to pulled dpwn.in onkr teallew : :f||S^B .tlte contractor, to get to.wcA |H building.'".He claimed that M»;Aib|i^>W||||[ M was a weekly "■t*^ii..uM-W'}hilti4Mm^^l^ m \ knew ahc bad been given* to leave before the b_k» -h«d;i>^ : : fered wiUi. Mr FalkWar U_« Mr, MM ireprewntative to R. 8.. Walker"* office-; expl_i_f»*:oMl^| :' Walker .would' be able;.to aapply what i|#jHH formation wu. wanted; y/y ;;:;.■ l^ifli___l A visit to Mr' W-lker'a oflk-, hewerer,^il3-_-i 'wm . fruitless. ''I will- t*H 7« owr : repreaentatlve wa» ir_orlDed, - : nutter, it dotn. co : are: ; not.. wm-toyV*? l *^ ' win contmir«# : ;;% | upc* 11n''Ar!mtroiag¥«^