THE COURTS.

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THE COURTS.

MAGISTERIAL

THURSDAY. (Before Mr S. E. McCarthy, S.M. DRUSKE^ESS. Two first o [Tcruior = were each fined 3s. in default 24 hours' imp: iionmont. Michael Mylrie, alias McKae, for a fourth offence, wu sentenced to three mentis' imprisonment with hard labour. CIVIL CASES. In each of the following' ca :C3, judgment for tho amount (.iaimed, wilh costs. v.*u-3 cr.tered for tho vT.aintiif by default: —Becth r.nd Co., Ltd. v. W. J. Simpson, 5s ■"d: Hay ward Bros, r.r.d C.0., Ltd. v. Monow, £3-1 7s lid: Andrew L-es, Ltd. v. A. F. Clearwater, £14 17s 2d; K. Paanell end Co. v. D. A. Davidson, £1 15s; loung Ving Tim v. Harrv W' -; Hill, £G8; J. Austin .-r.d' Son v. Mrs 'Wilson, i'-l 6s Cd; L. D. Karland v. Allen MeMuilan, £20 os; C. E. Otley v. M'• find Mrs J. E. Brown, £9 lc;s C-d, linn ted* to tho free separate estate of Mrs Brov*r.: Trade Auxiliary Co. of N.Z., Ltd. v. A. E. Clement, a 2 "s 3d: Watkinson nr,d~Eemiett v. Samuel Joseph Heaven, £2; Farmers' Co-o'ierative Assn. v. Joan -■IcGil'.L-han, £3 13s"; licsry J. Ranker v. T -'rnes't Andril!, £0 €s 7d; same v. Samuel ■!rr;eph IJeaven, .£ll So 2d; D.1.C., Ltd. v. ■John Chaiks Merccr, £0 8s; liooth, ilaec.onald end Co. v. J. lico'oy, .£2O 10s. F. R. I~herwcod was ordered to pay ':. Sh.v.v (Mr Sargent) a. debt of £3 15s 6d ■Ji't'iwith, in default one month's irnpri.'Jiiniont. I;i tho cnc-e of F. D. Ke-.t-even MJar-"-enl) v. A. F. Harrison, debt £13 13s 2d, debtor was ordered to pay the amount forthwith, in default six weeds' imprisonment. C'iara P. Green was ordered to pay Bsath mid Co., Ltd. (Mr Sargent) a- sum of £9 03 id, at the rate of £1 per fortnight, in default una month's imprisonment. DECISION RESERVED. Francis Alfred Mcody (Mr Twyceham), '.mion s**eretary, of Sydenham, claimed from "th: Amalgamated Socicty of Carpenters and Joiner? Industrial Association of Workers (Mr Cuningham) tho sum of £19 10s, bcil) one- nioTith's' salary in lieu of notice cf tho termination of his as district Tigani-cr of tho defendant society. After ir-nj-thy evidene: had been heard, the Magisreserved hii decision. (Before Mr V. G. Day, S.M.) XCCv"-SUITED. William Lav.fon (Mr Gee), tailor, or Christchurch. claimed from Lucy May Lawscn (Mr Sargent) certain gocd3, valued at £43, cr, in iialternative, the value of the goods. Mr Sarrrcnt argued that s. husband could not .sue "a wife in tort. Plaintiff was non-suited.