CIVIL CASES

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 37, 15 February 1929, Page 3

CIVIL CASES

Judgment for plaintiff by default, with costs, was given by Mr. J. S. Barton, S.M., in the following undefended civil cases in the Magistrate's Court yesterday:—Electrical Supplies Ltd., ■v. L. S. Jaeobson, £2 12s Cd; Charles William Stewart as liquidator of C. W. Stewart and Co., 'Ltd., v. D. MTherson, £42 7s lOd; M. Michelin and Co., Ltd., v. S. Whentley, costs only £1 10s; Reginald Collins, Ltd., v. H. Gray, £9; Gibsons and Paterson, Ltd., v. Emily Wallace (separate estate), £12 8s 2d; Lawrence and Hanson Electrical Co., Ltd., v. Maystone Bros., £42 16s 2d; Commercial Agency, Ltd.. and Bing, Harris, and Co., Ltd., v. C. W. Penman (separate estate), £0 6s 4d; Ernest Dawson, Ltd., v. "N. Beck, £4 7k Od; I. Wilmshurst v. Timothy O'Regan, £5 15s; M. Michelin and Co., Ltd., v. Owen M. Williams, £50 3s 4d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J. Johnston v. N. C. Allan, £2 6s 6d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and James Johnston v. V. J. Brown, £4 10s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and A. Stark and Co. v. R. Henderson, £5; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and ,JV Johnston v. P. 15. Herbert, £5; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Barrett and Co., Ltd., v. I. H. Johnston, £2 17s 3d; R. M. Glennie and Co. v. A. Kerr, £2 15s sd; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and A. Hatvick and Co., Ltd., v. John Kelly, £34 14s 4d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Bing, Harris, and Co., Ltd., v. Frank Kurth, £5 6s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and James Johnston v. W. M'Cullogh, £2 10s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J. Johnston v. Key. Father O. M. Doyle, costs only 18s 6d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and L. T. Watkins v. A. J. Peachey, £13; E. Sime and Co., Ltd., v. 11. Palmer, ss; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Wakefield Clothing .Co. v. J. Palmer, £3 10s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and W. IT. Green and Co., Ltd., v. H. Rumbold, 14s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and James Johnston v. C. H. St. John, £4 10s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and City Fish Supply, Ltd. (in liquidation) y. Thomas Stewart, £1 6s 2d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J. Johnston v. W. T. Steane, £8.12s Gd; B. O. Bergerson v. C. Thomson, £6; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Commerce Motors, Ltd., v. H. N. Tulloek, £2 18s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., mid James Johnston v. L. K. Walker, £4 ]0s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Novelties, Ltd., v. H. C. Young, £12 2s lOd; Joseph Nathan and Co., Ltd., v. J. Ellis, £286 10s 3d.

On a judgment summons, George Smith' was ordered to pay Wellington Plumbers and Gasfitters ludustrial Union of Workers £4 15s Od at the rate of 5s a week; N. R. Stone to pay New Zealand Express Co., Ltd., £17 15s lid, in default 18 days' imprisonment; S. Luke to pay A.'and X. Burt, Ltd., £26 16s 9d within one month", iv default 27 days' imprisonment, warrant to be suspended so long as £1 a month is paid until Bth August, when balance is to be paid; E. Ireson to pay H. Baldwin and Co., Ltd., £14 10s lid, in default 14 dnys' imprisonment; E. Marston to pay Edward Hartley £5 6s 6d, in default six days' imprisonment; Thomas Stewart to pay Sydney Robert Murray £6 Bs, in default seven days' imprisonment; J. Harris to pay Kadford and Co., Ltd., £1 9s, in default two days' imprisonment; A. K. Birkett to pay South British Insurance Co., Ltd., £6 14s 7d, at the rate of 3s a week; C. M. Jenkins to pay A. B. Sievwright £4 16s by 21st February, in default five days' imprisonment.