CIVIL CASES

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 138, 11 June 1912, Page 8

CIVIL CASES

j t . ,«» 'JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT. i Judgment was given for plaintiffs by default in the following civil cases this 'morning by Mr. W. G. Riddell, S.M.:— F. W. Kemp v. A. Golding, £1 4b, and costs 10s ; same v. J. 'Horsfali, 14s 6d, and ss; Frost and Frost v. Walter Harris, £1 ss, and costs ss; Brown and Dureau v. E. J. Samuels, £16 lls 4d, and £3 0s 6d; R. G. Dun and Co. v. Young and Collins, Ltd., £17 15s lOd, and £1 10s 6d; G. Hardt and Co. v. Edgar Jones, jun., £54 4s Bd, and £3 17s; Charles M'Phee and' Co. v. George Henry Leslie, £13 17s Id, and £1 10s od ; Thomas Bowden v. James Delaney, £3 and 14s; Wellington City Council v. Caroline Jackson, £9 7s 4d, and £1 ss, 6d; Tait and Co. v. J. F. Wilson, £6, and £1 3s 6d ; Edward Russell M'Lean Dymock v. William Henry Haddon, £6 Is, and £1 3s 6d; Isaac Salek v. Albert Tucker, £44, and £2 14s; Murdoch an*d Co. v. George J. Lampard, £7 13s "Bd. and £1 3s 6d; R. G. Dun and Co. v. Harry Wilson Campbell, £8 15s 7d, and £1 3s 6d; and F. H. R. Neville v. Startup Brothers, £8 15s, and £1 10s 6d. . JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. \ Reginald Westpn was ordered to pay ' Lon; Al'Kenzie £l'9s 6d by 25th June, in default undergo fbrty-eight hours' imprisonment; W. J. Fellingham to pay H. i Kahn £2 17s "by 25th June, in default, three days' imprisonment ; E. W. "Olliver to pay C. and A. Odk> Co. £4 3s by 25th j June, in default, four days' imprisonment. {