CIVIL CASES

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 134, 10 June 1927, Page 12

CIVIL CASES

Judgment for plaintiffs-by .default, with costs, was given in the following undefended civil cases by Mr. W. G. Riddell, S M in the Magistrate's Court yesterday— Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Waterworths, Ltd., v. Z. Morton, £9 4s 7dMrs. K. Boyd v. Herbert tfake, £59 ss; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and James Johnston v. William M'Cartie, £3 7s GdCommercial Agency, Ltd., and James Jolmstou v. W. H. Gabbott, £7 10s- Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Chares Begg and Co., Ltd., v. M. Thomas (separate es-ate),- £33 8s lid; J. 0.~ Smith v. J W. Waitai, £4 4s 6d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and W. N. Jensen v. H. Whittington, £5 3s lOd; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and James Johnston v. Answorthy Livingstone Perry, £2 ss; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and James Johnston v Wilham John Thomas, £2 7s; S Ivory Ltd., v. A. W. Partori, £20 6s Od; Combined Buyers, Ltd., v. J. Boyd, £11 16s; Combined Buyers,. Ltd., vl P. S. Nicholls, £16_4s Gd; Stewart Timber, Glass, and Hardware Co., Ltd., v. R. A. Wilton, £5 18s 2d; Eachael Maud Williams v. John Peart, £3 18s Cd; Combined Buyers Ltd v. C. Bolton, 7s 9d; Clara C. Forbes v H Palmer, £19 2s Od; Commercial Agency' Ltd and James Johnston v. Norman Meikle, £3; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and James Johnston v. G ~F [ ClaT)cott, costs only 13s; Commercial Agency, Ltd. and H. Barpoky v. Harry Chase, £19 4s; Commercial Agency, Ltd.. and Ik-star, Ltd., v. W. Archer, £18 6s'2dCommercial Agency, Ltd., and Bing, Harris, and Co., Ltd., v. H. Wolland, £9 7s bd; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and James Johnston v. Horace K. Warner £10Commercial Agency. Ltd., and James Johnston v. Frank James, £10; Commercial Agency, and L. T. Watkins, Ltd., v. H. Hearn, £4; Commercial' Agency, Ltd., and: ,L. T. Watkins, Ltd.,: v "'^e. (separate estate), £6 ss;'Commercial Agency, : . Ltd.; and W. Wiggins, Ltd., v. J Cosgrove,, £4 las' 6d; Welling£6 fe; National; Electrical and' Engineer-■ f 8 N?"'^ td --' v- H- Shennan, £14 2s 2d; a a - ]?, a"? S v- C- 'Bentley, £1 ss; W. 4 A 4 rnt\ ld ' Wi v- T- Goodwin, 7s 4d W- O A- Arnold, Ltd., v. W. Moran, £21 Us Jd; Mary Annie Deveraux v. Joseph Ayery and Dorothy M&y Avery/his wife (separate estate), £21 ll s lOd; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and James Johnston v. Charles^ Forrester, £1 10s; Commercial AE CI1 jy V,Ltd-' and James Johnston v Alfred George Sabin, £3 10s; Commercial 4^r Cy> '£¥■- and James Johnston v. William Peter Stevens, £4; Commercial Agency Ltd., and G. W. Bowling, Ltd , v..E. ligerton, £21 3g 9d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., ahd Barrett and Co. v M £■ , Hickey, £5 10s Od; Commercial Agency" li» d-"o an- d,B^ rrett and Co- v- D- Bergman, £-i , Gd,; Comlllercial Agency, Ltd., and United Cycle and Motor Traders Co" Ltd., v. W. Healey, £105 3s 3d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and John Itigg and Co., Ltd.,. v. L. Nation, £6 12s 9d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and D Hayes and Sons v V. A. Kennard, £2 Is 3d:' CommerciarAgeney, Ltd. y , and A. W Horton v. C. Rem, if £t;:2s 8d; Bannatyne and Hunter, Ltd., v. M. Beder, £1 6s 9<lMoore and Cole y. Horace Cohen, £2 9s io m 10? aiKl Cole v- H- Cohen, sen., ±>" lys iid.- .

On a judgment sunimons, John Peart' was ordered to pay Bachael Maud Williams £0 8s at the rate of £2 a month; or-ii Si 0? t° pay Isaac an<l Sons £4 ?s G.I by:23i-<r.Tiihe.:-in default'three'davs' imprisonment;-J. Money to nay G Rielrard ■£ W l. ?s cd;by 30th .Tnh^ deSt ten days imprisonment: Frank Gliotc to pay Albert Brodie Hall £1 14s by 16th Jime, m default t«-enty-fom- hours' imnvisonmcnt: H. Mitchell to pay T M V Wines Ltd., £4 19s by 23rd J, m e,'' i,i netanlt three days' imprisonment; Charles Bolton to pny T)on K al Coombs and Co' Ltd £9.3s 1»; 30th June, in default seven w?r "\iprlSo^menti 'J-;'N- Scott Ho iiav Welhnston .Gas f Co... Ltd., £4 A* by JOth .Tune In default three 1 days' imprisonment: ,T. Avory to pay T. aiid S Supply Stores £8 10s lOd by 30th June in default seven day^ imprisonment; Henry Mt U I P? V A(1?Ia"c C!">nP^n £4 18s (id by 23rd .Tune, in default tliice rlavs' imprisonment; Arthur Matthew Brown'to r ayol!'allT'B A'exttndor Keade £8 8s 7,1 by 30th JT<ine, in default seven days' imprisonment. ■ '