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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 146, 22 June 1928, Page 6

CIVIL CASES ;.;,V' *~~" ' *■'■ •' ""-"• "■ Judgment for plaintiffs by. default was given by Mr. E. Page, S.M,, in the following undefended civil cases in the Magistrate's Court yesterday:— Wellington Hospital Board v. William Miles,. £7 14s; M. Michelin and Co., Ltd., v. J.Simm, £10 Is; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and W. J. Ross and Co., Ltd., v. Mrs. Florence Lord (separate estate), £2 4s 7d; Wellington Hospital Board v. William Needham, £1; Commercial Agency, Ltd.,.and,E. Hayes and Sons v. J. Allan, £6 Os-3d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J. Johnston y. Robert > Brown, £0 ss; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and John Rigg and Co., Ltd., v. J. Connolly and Co., £18 13s : 7d; Millar's West Australian. Hard-, woods Co., Ltd., v. J. I.Coradine and R. J. M'lver, £55 6s 2d; Van Staveren Bros., Ltd., v. B. Green, £1 3s; Alexander.Hamilton Institute v/C. M. Walls, £19; C. M. Reynolds v. T. M'Leod, £30 19s 6d; Henry Berry and Co., Ltd., v. Fraser and Spurdle, £32 4s 9d; Toop.and Neilson, Ltd:, v. M. J. Garry, 11s - 9d; Griffin, Savage, and Co., Ltd., and Griffin and Sons, Ltd., v. P. B. Milroy (separate estate), £19 0s Id; Burns, Philp, and Co. v. A. E. Elliott, £2 6s lOd; Commercial Agency, Ltd., v. J. and E. Carter, £41 15a lOd. , - On a judgment summons, F. Johns was ordered to pay F. M. Staples £54 15s at the rate o£ £2 a month, in default twenty days' imprisonment; H. D. Nicholson to pay Barraud and Abraham £15 14s 4d at the rate of £1 10s a week,-in default, fifteen days' imprisonment; B. O'Sullivan to pay the Firestone Tire Distributing Company £7 14s v6d at the rate of £1 a month, in default eight days' imprisonment; Henry Duncan to pay Tobacconists, Ltd., £33 18s 7d at the rate of £3 a month, in default twenty days' imprisonment; Benjamin Church to pay C. W. Finch £6 10s forthwith, in default ten dayß* imprisonment; Kenneth Reed to pay Central Tailoring Co. £3 14s 6tl forthwith, in default five days' imprisonment; Charles Duncan to pay Wellington Gas Co., Ltxl., £9 8s Od at the rate of 2s 6d a week, in default ten.days' imprisonment; Dudley S. Pahl to pay Esther Harvey £14 7s at the rate of 5s a week, in default fourteen days' imprisonment; E O'Sullivan to pay R. Wedderspoon £5 9s 6d at the rate of £2 a month, in default five days' imprisonment; J. M'Corquodale to pay National Rubber Supplies, Ltd., £17 19s 2d at the rate of £3 a month, in default twenty days' imprisonment: J. T. Lepper to pay H. Stairmand and Sons .£l'7s 8d forthwith, in default five days' imprisonment. ■ The largest collection firm in New Zealand is the Dominion. Mercantile Agency, Ltd., of Wellington, Auckland,and Christchurch, with agents in every New Zealand town, and associate offices throughout the- world. —Advt.

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