CIVIL CASES

Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 3, 4 July 1922, Page 8

CIVIL CASES

Judgment for plaintiff by default w„.. entered at the Magistrate's Court to-day by Mr. F! K. Hunt, S.M., in the following civil actions: — Excelsior Mechanical Engineering Works v. Douglas Byrne, £2 6s, costs £1 3s 6d; United States Rubber Co. (Australasia), .Ltd. v. E.; Patterson, £43 ls lid, costs £4 4s 6d; Frank Fanning v. A. W. 0. Davies, £16, costs £2 15s; Sutherland and Thawley v. H. L. .Davis, £2 5s Bd, costs £1 5s 6d; E. C. Browne and Co., Ltd. v. P. Mora, £14 lis, costs £2 14s; Harold W. Brown v and Co. Ltd. v. _. Saba, £41 4s lid, costs £4 16s; C. V. Sutherland arid F. W. Rankine v. ,F. A. Warner, £1 ls 6d, costs 16s; State Advances Superintendent v. Paul Olsen, i£s 16s sd, cost- £1; Smith and Smith, I.Ltd: v. K. M'Kenzie, £3 18s, costs 18s 6d; The Dominion Mercantile Agency, Ltd. v. J. B. Condon, £9, costs 30s 6d; F. Swift- v. F. M'Gregor, £7 15s 4d, costs 30s 6d; R. Hannah and Co., Ltd. v. Clive iG. Pearce, costs only, 8s; W. Belcher v. Thomas Gott, £11 '18s 6d, costs £2 16s; Iremonger and Hardie v. Mick Quinn, £6, costs 30s 6d; Smith and Smith, Ltd. v. W. H. Matthews, £3 19s lid, costs 30s 6d; P. Hayman and Co. v. Gdfcj and-Co., £21 14s Bd, costs £3 ls; Utility Ltd. v. H. Simpson, £6 15s, costs 31s 6d; Dominion Rubber Co. v. J. Collins, £1 19s, costs 13s; Bannatyne and Hunter, Ltd. v E. Bloxsome, £21 19s lOd, costs £3 ls; C, Boyle v. Arthur Boyle, £5 16s, costis 33s 6d; R. .and E. Tingey and Co.. Ltd. v. C. Smith, £29 4s, costs £3 Is; Dominion Mercantile Agency, Ltd. and Selznic Pictures (Australasia), Ltd. v. T. Howard, £41 ls 6d, costs £4 ls 6d; W. H. Nash v. Kenzett and Kesseil, £5 19s 7d, costs 30s 6d; C. R. Langdon v. W. Cowley, 10s, costs I 10s; New Zealand Trawling and Fish 1 Supply C0.,-Ltd. v. F. Stapleton, £7 ios sd, costs 31s 6d; Wellington Cordage Co., Ltd. v. Davis and Davis, £26 6s lOd, ■ costs £3 Is; Cadburvs and Frys (N._.), Ltd. v. Florence E. Smith, £12 13s, costs £2 15s. JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. H. C. Young was ordered to pay J. 0. Smith the sum of £5 19s lid forthwith, in default five days in! gaol; 11. T. Avery is to pay His Majesty the King the sum of £149 13s 9d,.iu default three months in gaol, tho warrant lo be suspended for seven days; J. H. Dodd is to pay Harrington's, Ltd., £3 9s 6d forthwith, in default three days, the warrant to be suspended so long as 10s per month is paid ; J. W. Kavanagh lo pay Bennett and Sutton £49 9s forthwith, in default thirty days in gaol, the warrant to be suspended for seven days; J. H. Wood to pay F. W. Crawford £16 16s 6d forthwith, in default fourteen days' imprisonment, warrant to be suspended for a week; A. L. Power was ordered to pay H. T. O'Neill £28 5s 2d 'forthwith, in default twenty-one days in gaol, warrant to be suspended for a week.