MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1298, 29 November 1911, Page 5

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

(Before Dr. M'Arthur, S.M.) TDK UNDEFENDED DEBT CASKS. In the following cases , judgment wa entered for the plaintiffs by default Wellington Cit.v Council v. William Fai roliv, .CI 10s. all.,'costs Vs.; K Reynold !vml Co.: Ltd., v. V P. Spiera, .£l2 14i 3d., costs 15s. Gd.; Assignees of hemi tliornc, I'rosscr and C'o. v. Urunsell liros ,£BB 13s. 7d., costs 145.; K. Reynold and Co., Ltd., v. S. .1. Roberts, 12s. 6d co-(s 35.; Commercial Agency, Ltd., \ I'erev Covle, J: 12 12s. lid., costs .SI 13.' (id.; and Sargood, Hon, and Kwen, Ltd., \ D. M. Leckie, £a Is. Sd., costs J;I 3s. Gd Judgment wan for plaintiffs in (he case Albert Leslie Wicks v. Eva Hardy John fitoi), .£92 IDs. Gd., costs £1 3s. 2d., an James Connor v. Geo. llalley, ,£G, costs .£ lis. Gd. JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. C. n. J. Anderson was ordered to paj £15 13s. Bd. to Alexander Dunn by De comber 12, and M. Siegel and Leonarc Jackson were ordered to pay E. J. Hyams Ltd., .£l2 Is. 3d. by instalments of 2s. pei woek. BREACHES OF AWARDS. R. A. Bolland brought claims for bread of award against Norton Smith and Mar garet Peters. In each case the defendant were fined .El. Tlio term "reverend" was first used fo ministers in the ye;ir lGor. NIGHT COUGHING SFELI.S. Night coiiijh's are' easily cured if yoi cniy hare the riiht remedy on hand Tl.c best tiling to do is to always be pre i»ml with a bottle of Chamberlain C-.-Hijr'n Remedy. You e;in..tiil;c an occa si'-.w! tlos-i right irorn 'titer. L-otlle. m> two do.-c-i. will' relievo yen so you cai have a good night's rest 2