CIVIL ACTIONS

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 65, 14 September 1911, Page 8

CIVIL ACTIONS

Judgment by default was given plaintiffe in the following cases, before t)r. M'Arthur, S.M.. to-day: — John Norton v. W. G. Finn, £9 19e, cost* £1 8s 6d ; E. It. Rawson v. Michael N. Hogati, £6 5s 6d, coste £1 3s 6d ; , Wellington Drivers' Industrial Union of Workers v. Wm. Drain, £1 3s, coats se ; same v. Chae. Edwarxls, £1 os, co«te 6s ; same v. Robt. Brooks, £1 3s, costs ss ; Public Trustee v. Archibald Sutherland, £18, costs £1 14s 6d ; M'Lean Bnee. v. Edward xidams, £1 4s lid, coGts 7s; Wm. .R. Bock v. Hy. HerH. Hunt, £10 ltte, coste £1 10s 6d ; J. B. Clarkson and Co., Ltd. v. 1\ C. Cramer, £10 10s 7d,^ costs 15s; H. Kahn v, Alexander Kruger, £3 13s, costs lOej same v. Geo. ttislop, 19s, coete se ; J. Myers and Co. v. Louis V. Moore, £14 3s, coste £1 10s 6d ; Thos. Brown, Lid. v. Pv. M'Guire, £4 10s, coste l&s; Levin and Co., Ltd. v. Mre. C. Pfeston, £38 14s 3d, costs £2 17s; Phcenix Aerated Water Company, Ltd. v. Mrs. C. Preston, £6 16s, coete £1 6s 6d. JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. In the case of C. D. HftcgreAVefi v. Barney llho^cs, a cl&im. for 16e, defendant was ordered to pay the amount on or before the 28th of September, in default undergo three days' imprisonment. M. Pa-ramor was ordered to pay J. Bevol'idge the sum of £18 lie 6d on of before the 28th of September, or spend Ono month in gaol. The late Mr. Geo. W. Chandler was an Oddfellow of many years' standing, and his funeral this morning wa-fe attended by officers and members of Loyal Britannia Lodge. The service at the graveside in the < Karori Cemetery was performed by the Yen. Archdeacon Harper. Mr. W. L. Robertson will sell by auction, at his rooms, Manncrs-3treet, tomorrow, tho contents of a seven-roomed house. [ Messrs. Harcourt and Co. will sell by I public auction, oft Friday, at 1,30 p.m., I at the premises, No. 6, Mount-street, household furniture and effects oft accouht of Mr?. Butler, who has sold her property. Inelmlfd in the catalogue will be found a grand piano, dining room suite, and walnut drawing room furhitur* Tlie British fiotniniom General Insurance Co , Ltd., i? advertising for competent brines* men to reprfronr. the rompany's fire department 3s agents in Ihe \arious towns and centres throtigtimtr the Wellington Province. Mes«r?. William H. Turnbtill and Co., 2?, ranatnartreet, are chief agents and attorney-" for the company . A property near Feildinjf is suhertised for *fcle by Mesors. Higgimon and MapShan? , ' A tn-lfi of work will bt lield earlr in pecembof in *id of the V^ema Bay ilethodut Choxeb. I

A cay was taken over the new Custom-hotise-quay-General Poet Office tram line to-day, in order to test the special work. Tho line itself will not be opened to traffic until the wood-blocking is much .further advanced. Probably tho date cf the opening will be at the end of next month. Sir Robert Stout (Chief Justice) is expected to return from Mafitertoa, tomorrow afternoon. During the progress of the FlowerShow at the Sutt last evening Mr. E. D. Woodward, the late honorary secretary of the Hutt Valley Horticultural Society, was presented with a handsome camera in recognition of the valuable service he had rendered the society for nearly four years. Tho president (Mr. Travethick) in making the presentation, referred in most flattering terms to the interest shown by Mr. Woodward in the welfare of the Eociety. An able successor to Mr. Woodward has been found in Mr. T. L. Barker, and it is to his efforts and those of the president that much of the success of the present show is dne. An automatic tramway point* adjustev ib being installed by the tramways department at the junction into Mannersstreet from -Willis-street. When it is in use it will enable Brooklyn and Arostreet. cars to coaH pact the present stopping-place by the Duke of Edinburgh Hotel and slop on the other side of the junction, opposite the Albert Hotel. With the increase of traffic consequent on the Brooklyn cars making the General Post Office their terminus, it may be necessary for the authorities to adopt this procedure and -filter the stopping-places accordingly t