CIVIL CASES

Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 59, 7 September 1915, Page 8

CIVIL CASES

> Judgment for plaintiffs by default was given by Mr. W. G. Riddell, S.M., in the Magistrate's Court to-day, in the following undefended civil cases :—: — W. H. Nash v. Walter Grey, £1 16s lOd, costs 10s ; Lewis Banks and Co. v. H. H. Shaw, £4 8s 6d, costs 10s; Van Stavereh Bros. v. United Friendly Society (Napier), £9 16s 6d, costs 8s; Frederick L. Dean v. Harold Oliver, £4, costs 10s; Magnus Sanderson and Co. v. Frank Pierce, £1 4s, costs 10s; A. E. Budd v. P. P. Stevens, 18s,' costs ss; Stewart Timber, Glass, and Hardware Co., Ltd., v. Carol Roth, £17 2s 3d, costs £1 3s; Wm. Campbell, Ltd., v. Michael John Hogan, £3 9s 7d, costs 12s; H. K. Bobertshaw v. C. Croucher, £3 10s 3d, costs 10s; Whitcombe and Tombs, Ltd., v. Mrs. A. Cruden, £1 9s 4d, costs ss; Wairarapa Farmers' Coop. Association, Ltd., v. T. P. Hewitt, £1 7s 4d, costs 10s; E. C. Johnson v. Peter Petersen, £6, costs £1 4s 6d; A. W. and F. C. Brailsford v. C. 'Taylor, £1 11s lOd, costs ss ; Edwin George Jellicoe v. Albert Scott, £1 ss, costs ss; City Council v. Estate of Wm, Mitchell, £13 16s 4d, costs 15s; same v. Edward Bloomfield, £3 4s, costs 8s; Wm. H. James v. Francis Cooper, £1 13s 9d, costs ss; John Norton v. H. E. Sommerville, £5 4s 2d, costs £1 3s 6d. JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. H. White was ordered to pay £5 9s 4d to Herb Price by 21st September, in default five days' imprisonment ; B. Rhodes was ordered to pay £1 12s to ■ W. Phillips and Son by instalments of 3s per week, first payment on 13th September ; Robert Glennie was ordered to pay £13 13s 6d to Edward Ewart Welsh by instalments of £2 per month, first payment on 13tb September. DEFENDED CASE. Henry Archdale Godfrey claimed the sum of £10 commission on sale of motorcycle, from J. E. Fitzgerald. After evidence had been heard, judgment was reserved.

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