CIVIL ACTIONS

Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 98, 25 April 1917, Page 8

CIVIL ACTIONS

In the Magistrate's Court to-day,; Mr. W. 6. Riddell, S.M., gave judgment for plaintiff by default in the following i undefended civil cases:;—Wm. Lewis Jenness v. William Black, 13s, costs ss; N.Z. Automatic Bakeries, Ltd., y. , Thos. A. Chamberlain, £11 5s Bd, costs £1 10s 6d; Levestam and M'Laughlin v. Mrs. Mary Jane Thorns, £1 3s, costs 7s; S. Kirkpatrick and Co., Ltd., v. Mrs. Jackson, £2 12s Bd, costs 10s; H. Kalin v.' H. Barsht, £2'l3s lOd, costs 10s-; A. S. Paterson and Co., Ltd., v. Leonard Maugham, £13, costs- ,£1 l()s 6d; N.Z. Picture Supplies, ' Lid., v. : Wm. and Mary Hamer, £71 7s 4d, costs £4 8s 6d; Charles Russell v. Sidney Thompson, £12 0s Bd, costs £1 12s 6d; Francis H. G. Galvin w. Wm. White, £10, costs £1 3s 6d; City Council v. Nora Shivnan, £24 6s, costs £1 4s; same v. Annie H. O'Neill, £5 0s 7d, costs 9s; L. Dahscheck v. George Southee, £3. 3s 9d, costs 16s; Town and Conntry .Supply Stores v. A. G. WiUoughby, £4 14s 4cl, costs 10s; H. E. Geddis and Co. v. Eugene Ossipoff, £2 15s, costa 10s; same v. A. C. Do Lacey, £2 17s 6d, costs. 10s. JUDGMENT SUMMONS Thomas Tyreo was ordered W pay i Bray Bros, the sum of £14 8s 8d by Bth May, or serve 14 days' imprisonment. In the case in which George Waddell claimed from tho City Council tho sum,. 1 of £130 as damages arising out of a collision between plaintiff's 1 iaxi-cab and a, ■ trr.nicar, Mr.' Riddell reserved decision.