CIVIL CASES

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 51, 7 September 1928, Page 14

CIVIL CASES

Judgment for plaintiff by default was given by Mr. W. G. Riddell, S.M., iv the following undefended civil cases in the Magistrate's Court yesterday:— Commercial Agency, Ltd., and E. Hudson and Co., Ltd., v. Mrs. D. Roche, £3 2s 3d; John Hay v. D. G. Law, 15s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Macky, Logan, Caldwell, Ltd., v. T. 11. Johnston, £10 6s 7d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J. A. Pawson and Co., Ltd., v. L. Shepherd, £14 8s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J. A. Pawson and Co., Ltd., y. J. M'Cormaek, £23 Us 10(1; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Stewart Hardware, Ltd., v. H. Head, £16 19s lOd; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J. C. Milnes v. A. G. Hagley, £4 Is 2d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Mrs. A. Jack v. Mrs. C. M. Brough (sep. estate), £14 3s; C. E. Blaney v. A. H. Brentnall, costs only, 335; Combined Buyers, Ltd., v. S Pierson, 12s 6d; M. Michelin and Co., Ltd., v. G. A. Wilson, £ lJ 9s 3d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., mid Armstrong and Springhall, Ltd.,, v. Carters Motors, Ltd., £2 14s; Huggins and Co. v. I. JJeveriil, •C 2 15s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Arthur D. Kiley and Co., Ltd., y. P. Fmlayson, £3 16s 7d; Commercial Agency Ltd., and W. T. Harrison v. Peter Flctt, £»7 os, 9d; Commerce Motors, Ltd., v. A. bibson, 7s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Johnston and Co., Ltd., y. L. P. Harrison £16 8s 4d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Hamilton and M'Neill v. T. Hill £21 2s 6d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Briscoe and Co., Ltd., v. Thomas Alexander Hill, £6 18s; Wellington Gas Company, Ltd., v. AVilliam Edward Hodson, £5 10s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and H. W. Moss Ltd., v. Mrs. A. A. Holley, £97 7s Id; Wellington Hospital Board v. Athol Legge, £11 18s 6d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and O. Smith, Ltd., v. J. M'Corquodale, £13 Is; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J. Johnston v. Alfred Louis Moray, £2 15s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and X W. Mills and Co., Ltd., v. Roberts Trading Company, Ltd., £4 3s 3d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Cycle and Motor Supplies, Ltd., v. J. Robson and Son, £8 10s 2d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and The London Assurance v Mrs. N. Ryan, £5 19s; T. M'Dowell and Co. v. Ben Tracy, £14 8s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Excelsior Supply Commny Ltd v. F. Wilkins, £4 15s lid; Bann'atyne and Hunter, Ltd., v. A. A. Elliott, £3 10s; Dominion Motors, Ltd., v. W M'Donald, £27 8s sd; First National Pictures (Aust.), Ltd., v. K. Cameron £21 16s lOd; J. B. MacEwan and Co., Ltd., v. Fdward L. Cook, £6 18s Od; S. W. Peterson v. C. H. Hitching.. £1 Ms; Ford Sal* and Service, Ltd., v. Watson and Co., iO 1 On Ca judgment summons E. A Rogers was ordered to pay the State Advances Superintendent £17 32s 4d by 4th October, in default ten days' imprisonment; P. \\ . llannig to pay R. M. Hiuuiig 523 );>s Od by 4th October, m delimit lom-ti-nn days imprisonment: V. Wilkins to pay National Rubber Supplies, Ltd.,- .CO (is 0(1 by 4th October, in default seven days' imprisonment; Frank Johns to pay L. b. Diu-nn (■lO Is Od l)y 4th October, in default two rlavV imprisonment; ]•]. Yoiiii^' to pay Mi's. P.nllestoii. Ltd., £i !)s (id by 4th October, in default tlireo flays' imprisonment; \V Torres to pay Howe and Brown, Lid., :Cl 18s by 4th Oolobnr, in ilefanlt two days' imprisonment; Jack Maybiiry to pny Hutcheson, Bowman, and Johnson, ltd.,

£4 5s 3d by 4th October, in default three days' imprisonment; A. J. Whitehouse to pay C. G. Hay ward £8 0s Cd by 4th October, in default seven days' imprisonment; F. H. P. Rogers to pay J. Elliott and Co. £5 13s Cd by 4th October, in default three days' imprisonment; G. Plimmer. to pay Hill Bros. £8 by 4th October, in default seven days' imprisonment; H. E. Eaton to pay J. Gosling £1 18s Gd by 4th October, in default two days' imprisonment; A. Brewer to. pay James H. Wood £14 lls by 4th October, in default ten days''imprisonment; C. Duncan to pay Andrew Mackenzie £3 19s by 4th October, in default three days' imprisonment: W. H. C. Trevelyan to pay Commissioner of Crown Lands £3 9s by 4th .October, in default three days 'imprisonment; H. Holmes to pay. S. G. Stacey £!) 13s Dd by 4th October, in default seven days' imprisonment; C. 0. Clarke to pay Milieu Panlin £3 4s by 4th October, in default three days' imprisonment; L. Brown to pay L. Fitzgerald £20 4s lOd by 4th October, in default fourteen days' imprisonment; Arthur Edward Guest to pay Crown Studios £1 Cs by 4th October, in default 24 hours' imprisonment. The largest collection firm in New Zealand is the Dominion Mercantile Agency, Ltd., of Wellington, Auckland, and Christchurcli, with agents in ?very New Zealand town, and associate offices throughout the world.—Advt.