CIVIL CASES

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 15, 18 January 1929, Page 3

CIVIL CASES

Judgment for plaintiff by default was given by Mr. T. B. M']S Teil, S.M., in -the following undefended-civil case's yesterday:— . ■. ; •;.-•: , : ■

W. Griffiths v. Victor Smith, £3 12s 9d;: Palmolive Co. (Australasia), Ltd., v. N. Donovan, £9 12s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., aud J. Johnston v. W. Bidois, £4 ,10s; G. Barnett.v. E. Phillips, £10 9s 7d;i < B. C. Kirk and Co. y. F. Daniels, £5 6s 9d; William Stephen"v.-.W. Futter,. £9; American Fono Coy., Ltd.,'v. K. Blackbee, £2 16s 6d; I. Mackersey and ]?. S. Goldingham v. Kauri Patea, £10 Is;! Natcla Radio Co. v. Midland Motor Garage, £52 5s 3d; Commercial Agency, Ltd.* and Veiteh.and Allah v. M. Atkinson, £!■ 7s Id; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J, Johnston v. Allan Cameron, £15 15s; Alexander 'Hamilton Institute v.' A"! Burrell, £8; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J. Johnston' v. Arthur "Douglas Wylie, £1G 10s; 1-A. S.Pat'erson and Co., Ltd., v. M. Shields, £25 3s 8d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Stewart Hardware, Ltd., v. D. Brewer, £8 ..7s 3d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J. AY. Ford v. W. J. Delaney, £3 9s 8d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and' Ross and Glendining, Ltd., v. W. .G. Doughty, £1 15s 9d; .Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J.- Johnston, v. C. F. Dyer, £11 ss; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Walter Smallbone v. A. Elliott, 4s 3d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and R. Hudson and Co., Ltd., v. A. Elliott, £1 9s; Commercial . ■Agency, Ltd., and J. Johnston v. A. G. Gruebner, £13; Commercial' Agency, Ltd., and J. Johnston v. W. F. Mason, £15; Commercial' Agency, Ltd., and W. Wiggins, Ltd., v. J. P. O'Shaugnessy, £29.2s 7d;. \ Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J. Johnston', v. W. Phibbs, £6 10s; Commercial Agency, ' Ltd., and G. R. M'Kay, Ltd., v.H. Shotlander, 18s 3d; Commercial' Agency, Ltd., arid W. Martin v. D. K. Brady (separata estate), £64 5s 3d; , Commercial Agency, ' Ltd., and A. Johnston v. Percy Woolf, £8 5s lOd; R. Collins, Ltd., v. G. Perkins, £2' ' .16s; E. Collins, Ltd., v. Richard Cleaver, £12 15s; 11. Collins, Ltd.,v. L. G. M'Donald, £9; J.-H. Whittaker and Sons v. Mrs.' R. J. Smith (separate estate), £2; Wellington Gas Co., Ltd., v. Arthur-Brewer, £5 10s; Earl-Bros. v. W. Bryant, £19 10s 3d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and John Dickinson and, Co:, Ltd., v. Golden. Bay Times Co., £22 7s 4d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., und J. Johnston y, Lyall, and Bucknell,', £1 10s; Commercial Agencyy Ltd., and C. Smith, Ltd., v. S. F. Napper, £7 6s Bd;' Wellington Gas Go.. Ltd., v. K. J. Taylor, £2 0s Od; New Zealand Express Co., Ltd., , v. E.-.A.' Bouthonie, £2- ISs; Wellington ' Gas Co., Ltd., v.^Mary K. Davies (separate estate), £4 6s 8d; S. W.. Peterson v. Mary. Jane Evans (separate estate), £1 17s; J. B. MacEivau and Co., Ltd:, v. Ngete . Mihaei-G (separate estate), • £39 4s 3d; Dominion Motors Ltd.' v. W. O'Connor,- . £15 16s 6d; M. Michelin and Co., Ltd., v. : Pope's Motors. £43 15s lid; T. E. K. Bur-/ gess v. L. Duff, £2 12s Cd; Coleman Hy- ' man v. James Martin, jun., £6 19s; Fair- ' bairn and Co. v. \V. Davidson, £4; Burns, ■ Philp, and Co., Ltd., v. G. H. Jefferies,: £10 14s 9d; Burns, Philp and Co., Ltd., ,v.'. - Y. C. Lowe, £6 16s Od; H. Boniface v. 1 , George Riddiford,' £1 lls; E. Kuhn v. J. M'Corquadale, £5 10s; Commercial' Agency, Ltd., and Gourock. Ropework Exr port "Co., Ltd.', v. Read Bros, £87 10s 6d;: Commercial Agency, Ltd.,..and Ross and; , Glendining, Ltd., v. W. Minnell, costs . only, £1 8s; Leslie H;- Johnston, Victor Harris, and Frank L. Smith .v.. A. Miller, £31 15s lOd; Ernest G. Burns v. A. Miller, £25 ISs; Norman Gray v. A. Miller, £59; E. B. M'Gavin v. Peter Krebs, £4 13s lOd; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Sargood, Sou' and Ewen, Ltd., v. R.. Howe, £11 16s 2d;Commercial Agency, Ltd., and A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., v. G. Paddisou, £8 ss; ■ Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Phoenix Service Station, Ltd., v. W. F. Handyside* costs only, £1 3s; E. Coley v. K. Steea (separate estate), £3 10s; Townsend and Paul, Ltd.-, v. A. Simpson, £2 12s; S. G. ' Cook v. H. A. Donaldson, £10. 2s 9d> Griffin and Sons, Ltd., v. A. Feuning (separate estate), £1. On a judgment summons E;:Pearson was ordered to pay Dominion Rubber Co. £23 8s by 30th January, in default .21 days' im- , prisonment; W. H. Ellis to pay Roberts and Gwilliam £4 0s 9d by 30th January, in default five days' imprisonment; W. H. Fillis to pay Fred Roberts £13 12s by 30tk January, in default 14 days' imprisonment; J. O. Smith to pay Joseph Qnin £3 13s by 23rd January, in default three days' imprisonment; K. Craig to pay Smeetb. . and Paijthorpe £3 10s 6d by 23rd January, in default four days' imprisonment; H. : . i Lambert to pay E. Gavigan £6 Is Cd.by, 30th January, in default seven days' imprisonment; W. Hodges, juu.. to pay Dr. L. G. Austin £3 lls 6d by 30th January, in default four days' imprisonment; W. Brewer to pay Rite, Ltd.. £6 14s Cd at the rate of 10s a week; C. G. Van Slyke to pay Briscoe and Co. £5 17s 7d by 30th.' January, in default six days' imprisonment; J. Taylor to pay Ballin Bros. £3 16s Cd by -30th January, in default four days' imprisonment; R. W. Gilbert to pay, M:Kenzie and Ferguson £23 9s 8d by 30th. January, in default 21 days' imprisonment; J. Garven to pay Ivan Wilson £30 10s at, the rate of £3 a month; H. N. Tullocb to pay Todd Motor Co.' £2 lis.lld forth- . with, in default three days' imprisonment;' K. Hanrahan to pay Wellington City Council £2 Ss forthwith, in default threp clays' imprisonment; ,N. Shields to pay Sargood, Son, aud Ewen, Ltd., £11 2s 6d by 30th January, in default 14 days' imprisonment. . ../.-■' .■; .-'',■