CIVIL ACTIONS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 27, 1 February 1912, Page 8

CIVIL ACTIONS.

Plaintiffs wero given judgment by default in the follovcing ca6es before Dr. M'Arthur, S.M., to-day :— Frcdk. Dobson v. Alexander Bain, £20 Is 6d, costs £2 15s; F. M'Donald v. C. H. J. Anderson, £15 8s 7d, costs £1 10« 6d; Thompson Bros., Ltd. v. J. Jopson, £11 2s lid, costs I £1 10s 6d;. Wellington Loan Co., Ltd. v. A. H. S. Lucas, £To 2s sd, costs £1 10s 6d ; M. Walsh v. Mrs. Agnes Jackson, 16s 6d, costs ss; Bing, Harris and C0., -Ltd. v. J. Gollins, £6 Is Id, costs £1 3s 6di Storer, Meek and Co., Ltd. v. Geo. H. Perkins, £6 17s 6d, costs £1 3s 6d ; J. B. and C. J. S. Stanton v. Wm. Walsh, £42 4s 6d, costs" £2 14s; same V. Patrick Walsh. £42 4s 6d, cofts. £2 14a; Emily Roso Gardiner v. Patrick Jas. Moran and Seymour D'Auvurgne Grut, £10 106, costs' £1 13s 6d; J. Smith and Co. v. Geo. J. Gardiner", £4 15s, costs 10s. •' JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. H. M. Stowell was ordered to pay £9 Is lOd to F. W Petherick by tho 15th February or spend seven days in gaol. In the case of John Tver v. AlexCampbell, a claim for £6 9s sd, defendant was ordered to pay tho amount by the 15th of February. The • alternative was 6oven days' dotontion. ;