CIVIL CASES.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13018, 21 January 1908, Page 2

CIVIL CASES.

Judgmwnts for plaintiffs were given Q in tho following undefended cases:— 3 Best and Towno (Mr Rowe) v. J. E. S McOann, £0 6s (id; same v. F. Smith, d* £2 2s 6d; Johnston and Couzins (Mr Rowe) v. J. Scarlett, £2 Gs; John Phil- S lips (Mr Howe) v. H. Dittmer, £1 9s £ 2d; samo v. Charles Williams, £1 lis _J 9d; W. Stokes (Mr Rowo) v. W. Cant, \ £3 10s; W. H. Umrin (Mr Row©) r. £ W. Anthony, £1 14& 6d; same v. G. 3 Bennetts, £1 os; samo v. M. Hamilton, tv £1 16s; same v. H. L. Jackson, £5 Q&; & .International Harvestor Comnany (Mr J Hunt) v. H. S. Mtin.ro, £42 ss;*G. F. C Simpson (Mr Hunter) v. "Whytte a_d _r Clements. £111 19b 6d. _) Frank Saunders-v. Joseph and Frank £ Herbert, for possession of a- hut jr and £2 19s lid rent. After hearing S tiie evidence of plaintiff, the Magis- fZ trnte gave judgment in his favour, and for possession within two days. _ Henry I'yno v. Paynton and Himilton, claim £1 9s. This was a dispute about payment for some plumbing work done for defendants. After hearing the tW parties, the Magistrate gavo judgment j for plaintiff for 15s and costs. John Attywell failed to attend at the Kaiapoi Court to answer a summons for disobeying an order to maintain his wife and family. Tho amount v ir arrears was £51. Mr V. G. Day, S.M., imposed two months' imprison- Xi ment, the warrant to be suspended if 2, tho regular payments were kept up. m