CIVIL CASES.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 49, 27 February 1913, Page 8

CIVIL CASES.

— ♦ UNDEFENDED LIST. Judgment was given for plaintiffs by default in the following civil ca6es in tho Magistrate's Court to-day. — Alcock and Co., Ltd.. v. W. T. Maben, £5 3s and £1 I 3s 6d ; Charles R. Pa,rata v. T. Ruaputahanga, £34 9a 9d and £2 19s; Honry Wright v. John Moffatt, £20 7s 9d and J £2 15s j Charles Pratt and Co. v. F. E. Winnie, £2 14s 4d and 10s; samo v. N. J. Smith, £5 10s and £1 3s 6d ; Lancaster Land Co., Ltd., v. John Moffatt, £25 and £2 15s; Empire Box Making Co., Ltd., v. G. l\ Tapp, £3 12s 6d and ss; Townsend and Paul, Ltd., v. Frederick Diamond, £19 83 3d and £1 10s 6d ; Dayton Moneyweight S*ale Co , Ltd. v. Patterson Bros., £5 and £1 Os 6d ; Novelties, Ltd. v H. Hunt, £10 2s 7d and£llos6d; Florence May Paulsen v. John. White, £14 13s Id and £1 10s 6dj Smith and Smith, Ltd., v. Edgar H. Olaridge, £2 15s sd, and 10s ; .J. B. Clark and Co., Ltd., v. William B. Watson, £1 Is, and ss; Commercial Agency , Ltd., v. A. G. Sowman, 10s, and ss; Bame v. Mrs. Kate Ropiha, £4 5s 6d, and 15«; John George Wilkes (executor of J. G. Wilkes) v. Frank M'Millan, 18s 4d, and ss; Edward R. M. L. Dymock (for Peter Hudson and Co., Ltd.), t. F. W. Mills, £77 16s lOd, and £4 8s lOd : A. S. Paterson and Co., Ltd., v. J. Ling Lee, £20 33 4d, and £2 14s; and ~Chas. Begg nnd Co., I<fd., ,v. Emily L. J. Bateon, £50, and £3 Ba. ' JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. Te-rangikawhina was ordered to pay H*rcourt and others £125 106 by 13th March ; C. R. P. Eden to pay J. G. MarsWl £71 3b 8d by 13th March • and W. J. Scanlan to pay W. M. Bahnatyne and Co., Ltd., £4 6a 3d by 13th March.

In the list of successful candidates at the recent examinations for teachers' certificates, the name, of Mr. A. C. Blake (headteacher of the Mtiranui School), who gassed in. Class B, jv«a eooiU^ \