CIVIL CASES,

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24, 28 July 1911, Page 10

CIVIL CASES,

JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT. Plaintiffs were given judgment by default of defendants in the following cas-ss.rbefore Dr. M'Arfchur, S.M., yesterday :—: — E. W. Mills and Co.. Ltd., v. Grooby Bros.. £35 13s 6d, rosts £2 Ms; H. L. Peed v, Fredk. Leslie Howard, £1 13s, costs 7^ : Forde and Co. v. Kichavd Fnllbrook, £2 4s, costs 10s; New Zealand Times Co.. Ltd. v. Evenson, £3 10s, costs 13s ; safne v. D. H. Prior, £5 8s 4d, costs £1 3s 6d ; Cadbury Bro?., Ltd., v. J. Palmer, £2 18s 6d, costs ss; E. and E. Tingey and Co., Ltd., y. Arthur Edwards. £2 14s, costs lls ; W. H. Nash v. John Sutherland, £9 5s 9d. costs £1 3s 6d ; Edward An* derpon and Co., Ltd., v. M. Spens Black, £1 2s 6d, costs 6s; Schneidefnati Bros. v. C. A. Scott, costs 10s; Donald Piobertsoi. v. Walter Axel Evenson, £1 3s 6d, costs ss , the Wellington Publishing Co.. Ltd., v. R. Bates. £10 ss, costs £1 5s 6d; same v. Miß. E. Flynn, £3 5s lOd. cost-s R&. JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. Frank Morton was ordered to pay £2 15s to Miss M. Moore on oi before the 10th August, in default to undergo three days' imprisonment. E. W. Olliver was ordered to pay £4 2* 4d to F. E. Green on or before the 10th of August, or spend three days in prison. / No order was made in the cas& of Walter S. Bedford v. B. Cave Brown Cave, a ctatin for £5 13s. DEFENDED ACTION. George Haigh, clerk, Wellington, sued James M'Goldrick, of Waingawa Meatworks, Masterton, for £5, money alleged to have been lent. It was con* tended by defendant that thG money was given as a deposit in a- business transaction. Plaintiff failed to prove his claim, and was nonsuited. He was also ordered to pay solicitor's fee, £1 Is. Mr. Hoggard appeared for plaintiff alid Mr. E. J. Fitzgibbon for defendant, CLAIM FOR COMMISSION. There was a partial hearing of the case in which William H. Turnbull and Co., land and estate agente, Wellington, sued Alfred Coles, settler, Hutt-road, for £25 12s 6d for work, journeys, and attendances of the plaintiff in connection with the sale of defendant's property at Hataitai. Hearing will be concluded on Monday next. Mr. A. Blair appeared fov plaintiffs, and Mi 1 . J. M'Grath for defendant.