CIVIL CASES.

Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 41, 18 February 1908, Page 8

CIVIL CASES.

4 <►; Judgment for plaintiff by default of defendant was given in the following cases, which cam« before Dr. lU' Arthur at the Magistrate's Court to-day: — Grace Nico] v. Henry Jen tier £5 2s 6d, costs £1 18s 6d; Francis London v. Frederick Beetham £10, costs £1 8s 6d ; Harris Morris v. Ephraim Noidon £3 8s 4d, costs 10s ; Jane Seigel v. Kathleen Matthews £2, costs 12s ; Hamerton, Andrew, and Webb v. Alfred Daniel Walton 14s, costs 2s ; George Edward Odlih v. John Cook, £25 13s, costs £2 16s; G. Hardt and Co., Ltd., v. Charles Lyon £31 15s Bd, costs £2 14s; J. Myers and Company v. Joseph Alfred Fletcher £25 15s sd, costs £2 14s; H. Oscar Hewett and Co., Ltd., v. Frederick Thomas Gush £7, costs £1 3s 6d ; Sedgwick Bros. v. Malter E. Williams, junr., £1 7s 6d, costs ss; H. Oscar Hewett and Co., Ltd., v. Arthur Henderson £4 6s, costs 13s; same v. William D. Saddler £3 10s, costs 12s ; James Smith and Sons v. William Pay £3 16s sd, costs ss; John .Duthie and Co., Ltd., v. A. Peters and Son £8 6s 7d, costs 18s 6d. In the judgment summons case of the Wellington. Loan Co., Ltd., v. Marwick Weston, a debt of £5 3s 3d, defendant was ordered to pay on or before the 3rd March, in undergo seven days' imprisonment. In tho case of Charles William Martin v. Michael Lane, a debt of £3 Is 6d, defendant was ordered to pay on or before 3rd March, in default Unity days' imprisonment. No order was made in the case of James Smith and Sons v. Daniel Flvnn, . a debt of £10 13s fld.