CIVIL CASES

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 13, 16 January 1925, Page 5

CIVIL CASES

• Judgement for plaintiff by '• default was given by Mr. C..,R. Orr Walker, S.M., in the following undefended civil cases yesterday :— . ■ -.'.'' Public Trustee (administrator of the estate of Lydio Thompson Taylor) v. ,F. W:. Butler, £32 3s, costs £4 9s 6d;' Commercial/Agency, Ltd., and X3riffin and Sons, Ltd., v. Pei Gen, £28 Is 7d, cosU £4 Is 6d; A:-J. Minifle y.- Ernest; Melton, £33 5s 8d; the Commercial Agency, Ltd.:, v. P. C. Sherlock, £2 7s 4d, costs £1 18s -6d; New Zealand Institute of Architects v> J. Barton, £22 Is, cost 3 £4 6s 6d; Australian Provincial Assurance Association, Ltd., v. W. Pope, costs only ICta 6d; Commissioner' of Taxes v.' Tohgariro Timber Co., Ltd., £2 19s 6d, costs 8s; Commissioner of Taxes v. Robert Baron Witty, £2 9e Bu, costs 8s; Commissioner of Taxes'v. \¥. Lacey Darling, 18s lid, costs '8s; Templeton and Keeble v. R Philp, £2 6s 9d; Drapery and General Importing Co. of New Zealand, Ltd., v. A. L L Wicks, £5 Is Id, costs £2 2s 6d; Wil-' Ham Hall v. I. C. Kennedy, 10s 6d, costs 10s; R; A. Williamson v. S. Luk"e £25' 7s 6d, costs £4 2s 6d; E. Rosenberg and Co. v. Harold John Ledger, £24 10s Bd, costs £3 16s 6d; olcar Jacobeen v. Mrs. H. Winstanley, £1 13s 6d, costs 15s; Arthur -Birkett and W. Nugent v. A. W. Candy, £3 13s 6d,.costs £1 35,6 d; Jenkins and Mack, Ltd., v. I). R. Walker, £2 10s,coe£s *£1 3s 6d; Waterworth's, Ltd., v. Matenga Baker, 6s 7d, costs Bs;'W. Jones and Son v. Luke and Son, £15 2s, costs £2 15s; J. . Klue v. Malcolm Strong, £4 ■tts Id, costs £1 9s'6d; J. E. Turnbull v. J. Vardy, £13 16s sd, costs £2 14s; E. W.- Mills and :C0.,. Ltd., v. R. B. Witty, £8 10s, costs £1 10s 6d; Arthur Cocks, and Co.- (N.Z.). Ltd., v. A. Fuller, £13 19s Bd, costs £2 14s; Com ; mercinl-' Agency,. Ltd., and Inglis Bros' and Co., Ltd., v. A. M.'Naughton, £24 19s 6d, costs £4 4s 6d; Commercial Agency, Ltd. and Inglis Bros and Co., Ltd., v. D. E. Peat, £6 9s, costs £1 10s 6d ; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Inglis Bros, and Co., , Ltd., ■V; E. A. Lee, £1 9s Bd, costs 8s; Paul Nester v. -Jl. jartin and H. A. Martin, £11,, costs £3 3s; Commissioner of Taxes v. Frederick-Walter Dutour,°£l9 14s, costs £l-ss. -':'v. ■ ';■. ; ; ■ , ,'. -' : ,

. On summons, Reginald Bl Mills was ordered to pay J. Weaver £15 4S forthwith/ in' default K> days' imprisonment, Warrant,'to be suspended for oneHmbnth'^AeWallare to pay" F B :BuHer,and; : ,C6;': £6 7£ 6d at: th/ rate, of w:^^^ e j;r VJ- Vardey to pay G.. W. Slade, £U r -£ 4 9s 6d; * t tfae ■ f ■105., a month,; -A. Sutherland to pay Purdieuind Clark £2 17s forthwith, in detault two'days' imprisonment; E Bi<rg« to pay ; >B. Williams and Son £4 19s 6d forthwith an default three days' imprisonment ; G. Robinson to pay Mrs Ni X a month; Herbert! Farmer to p;iy rao X £?6S ' at P4 a