CIVIL CASES.
Judgment for plaintiff was given in the following undefended cases at the S.M. Court to-day, before Dr. M'Arthur, S.M. : — G. Aldous v. Barry Goring, £7 14s 9d and £1 9s 6d; Elizabeth Rae v. Henry Whelan, £19 10s and £1 11s 6d ; Veitch and Allan v. John H. W. Greig, £5 4s and £1 5s 6d; Wellington Rowing Club -v. Herbert Dick, £2 12s 6d and 10s; F. Lamberg v. Thomas Place, 1 £3 Is 6d and £10s; Commercial Agency, Ltd. (assignee) and J. A. Fletcher (assignor) v. Herewhina, £8 Is 6d and £2 Us ; Vacuum Oil Proprietary Company, Ltd., v. Thomas S. Carmichael, £8 8s Id and £1 3s 6d ; the same v. Frederick Cheesemau, £1 7s lOd aud 5s j Rosenberg and Company v. Bernard Noonan, £1 5s and 11s; the same v. William Norman, £1 11s and lls ; Hutt County Council v. P. A. Deloree, costs only, 12s ; the same v. Robert Whiteman, £22 15s 3d and £1 6s ; same v. James Leonard, £2 6s 4d and ss ; Edgar Lowder Holmwood v. Mrs. M. E. Smith and Norton 11. Smith, £35 5s and £2 17s , Commercial Agency, Ltd. (assignee) and Bing Harris and Co. (assignor) v. Thomas W. Wills, £83 3s Id and £4 lls; C. M. Banks, Ltd., v. Theo. L. Ralfe, 17s and ss; Mary Agnes Day v. Edward M'Carthy, £2 16s and ss ; George Snow v. Tom Dwyer, £4 10s and 10s ; Commercial Agency, Ltd (assignee) and John Cotton and Son (assignor) v. Wm. H. Wakelin, £3 3s 9d and 10s ; J. O'Brien and Co. v. Wm. Carroll, £4 8s and 10s ; Kia Ora Galvanising Co. v. Arthur Hill, £7 19s find £1 3s 6d ; Mary Houston Ross v. John George Bay, £57 17s and £3 18s; E. W. Pidgeon and Co., Ltd., v. M. MT/mald, £47 2s and £1 3s; Hallenstein Bros., Ltd., v. Horatio S. Flood, £1 5s 3d and ss ; Rowland Kidson v. Leonard Howlett, £4 17s 6d and 10s ; Mary Anderson Horsley v. Henry Hurrell, £18 15s" 4d and £1 10s 6d. In a judgment summons case, Charles Benjamin Carpenter, who did not appear, defendant was ordered to pay to Herbert J. Wyatt the sum of £7 10s on or before 10th December, in default to undergo seven days' imprisonment. In the case C. M. Banks, Ltd., v. Manson A. Currin, debtor was ordered to pay balance, 8s 6d, on or before 10th December, or in default spend twentyfour hours in gaol. Norman Campbell was ordered to pay £10 16s to Hutchison and Campbell on or before 10th December, or in default undergo fourteen days' imprisonment. No orders were made in the following cases :—: — YereXj Barker and Finlay, Ltd., v. William F. Slack, a claim for £4 8s; Wellington Publishing Co., Ltd., v. Joseph Orr, £38 7s 9d ; Frank Clout and Norman Clout, trading as Clout Bros., v. Stanley Sawtell, £3 2s 6d; Thompson Bros., Ltd., v. Thomas Henry Watson, £2 Os lOd. Chief Judge Palmer, who is holding a sitting of the court at Rotorua, is not expected back in Wellington for another fortnight. Tho Christchurch City Council invites tenders for tho supply and delivery of water pipes, etc. Particulars are advertised in this issue. A string band will play a programme of music at Bellevuo Gardens on Sunday afternoon. Just vow when the flowers are in full bloom the gardens present an attractive appearance. Messrs. T. Kennedy Macdonald, Ltd., insert particulars in our auction columns of a clearing sale of household furniture and effectß in their rooms to-morrow, at 1.30 o'clock p.m. The Napier Harbour Board has accepted the tender of Messrs. John Duthie andi Co., Ltd., for supply of 1000 ions of Portiand cement manufactured by the rotary Urocess.
CIVIL CASES.
Evening Post, Volume LCCVI, Issue 126, 26 November 1908, Page 8
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