CIVIL CASES

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 29, 3 August 1923, Page 3

CIVIL CASES

.Judgment for plaintiff by default was given by Mr. W. G. Riddell, S.M., at the Magistrate's Court yesterday in the following undefended civil cases:— ,' <N.ew Zealand Times" Company, Ltd. r 6d; William John Upton, Walter George hhearer, and Stanley George Shearer v F> Martin and Mabel Albina Martin (scDal F^.f,. estate) £94 10s, costs £5 1& 3d\YUhani MLerman.v. Cooper arid Jones £8, costs £1 13s 6d; WeUington Ga 3 Coml pany Ltd v Walter Walker, £1 l s 6d costs lls; Wellington Gas Company Ltd v. AJbertE Nicholson, 13s 6d, costs 9 S "| L. T. Watkins, Ltd., v. A. E. Home £25, costs £3 10s; John Patrick Tracey v Charles J Hewett, £41 12s lid, costs £4 ls 6d; E. J. Hyams. Ltd., v. R. E Levy costs only, 39s 6d; Ethel Jean Aston v Nicholas Bertajiees, £11 7 S 6d cost 6£2 14s. ,

JUDGMENT SUMMONS. On a judgment summons, R. \V Brown was ordered to pay the V.M.C.A. £9 85 6d on or before 16th August, in default seven day 6 imprisonment; George Cavell to pay Hope Gibbons, Ltd., £10 17s 2d on or before 23rd August, in default seven days imprisonment; Joseph Camithore to pay the Wellington Motor-car. Horse Drivers, and Stable Attendants' Industrial Union of Workers £1 17e by instalments of 5a a !4OnUi, 1