CIVIL CASES

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 14, 17 January 1930, Page 3

CIVIL CASES

Judgment for .plaintiff, by .default, with costs, was given, "by Mr. T. B. M'Neil, S.M., in the following ■ undefended civiL cases in the ■ Magistrate's. Court yesterday: , ■;.;. .'; ; • - Commercial' Agency, Ltd., ■ and Mack}', Logan, Caldwell, Ltd:, v.'H." "Isaac, costs only, 18s; Wellington . Hospital Board v. T. Nolan,. £1 16s; Commercial • Agency, Ltd., and M. E. Dennistori and K. C. Morpetli v. F. Nees, £5 4s 6d; William Bell v. Charles Yule Urquhart, £6 4s 9d; Wellington Hospital Board v. George Edwards, £10 liy Commercial Agency, Ltd.; and Mrs. F. A. Browne v. Thoma3 Orchard, £2 4sj Commercial .Agency, Ltd., and 51. L. Wilton v. ~H."'freanor, £4 2s 9d; Commercial AgencyyLfdi,."arid Johnston and Co., Ltd., v. 0. M. Bailey (separate estate), £17 17s 7d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Angus "and Robertson, Ltd., v.'.O. B. Dewar, £4 lGs;!Commercial Agency, Ltd., and E. W. Mills and Co., Ltd., v. A. G. Kennedy,/£4 17s lOd; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J» Johnston >r. E. G. Long, £2; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and G. R. M'Kay, Ltd., v. A. K. Moore, £1 8a 9d; Commercial. Agency, Ltd., and Young and Son, Ltd., v. G. F. Tabernacle, 15s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Johnston and Co., Ltd., v. W. J. Woollett,' £20 Gs 4d; Joseph Nathan and Co., Ltd., v. Charles Teinrey,~£ 10 17s Sd; John M. Reid v. Reid arid Waters, £65.16s lOd; Commercial Agency," Ltd:, and W. A. Cairns v. W. Allison, 7s 3d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and E. Pickering V; G. Barber, £6 13s 6d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and E. Hayes and Sons y. William Brocklehurst, £4 18s "9d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and R. L. Grant v. Thomas Cut-ran, £29 fls .3d; Commercial Agency,. Ltd., and "Chronicle" Co,, Ltd., v. W. F. Dudson, £3 4s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Charles Begg and Co., Ltd., v. F. Giuschaw, £7 12s Id; Commercial Agency, Ltd., arid E. Pickering- v, Arthur Gripp, £10 6s; Commercial Agency, Ltd.;, and D.1.C., Ltd., v. A. F.Howarth, £4 3s 7d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and "Chronicle" Co., Ltd., v. Matthews and Hoggard, £10; Nestle arid "Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co. (Australasia), Ltd., v. G. Morgan, £21 2s 7d; Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co.'s K.Z. Drug :Co.,' Ltd., v. W. H. Johnston, £49 .6s; George and Doughty, Ltd., v. W. Robinson, £5 15a Id' Eastbouiue Borough Council v. William John Walling, £3.1 fc-1 Id;. Arthur D. Riley and Uic. Lid., v. Kadio Service, Ltd., £62 12s» .4tl; C'onimovciftl- Agency, Ltd., and Feildiug Bacon Co.,- Ltd., v. S. S. Timbs, Ltd., £32 -14s 9d; John Duthie and Co., Ltd., v. M'Nabb and Langridge, £53 13j 7d; E. Wilson v..T. Pohio, £1 7s lOd; Commercial Agency, Idtd., and White and Sons v.- G. H. Knight, £24 13s 6d; Commercial Agency, Ltd and K. Alexander and Co., Ltd. (in liquidation) v. M. Morris, £24 0s 7d; Commercial Agency," Ltd., and Eyan and Co. v. James Hosie, 19s 3d;. Commercial Agency Ltd., and Thomas Ballinger and Co., Ltd., v. A, Whiting, £12. ss. • On a judgment summons, P. D. Black was ordered to pay Ford ■ Sales ' and Service, Ltd-i £' 16s at. the rate of 7s 6d a month, in default tlivce days' imprisonment; G. Sarcich to pay Dawber Motor* £34 Gs (id at the rate of 10s a week^ in. default 34 days' imprisonment; Louis Lind, to pay Agnes Watts £50 18s 9d at~the rate. of 10s a week, in 'default- six weeks' imprisonment; Enoch Flintoff to pay Smith, and Flintoff £15 7s forthwith, in default 15 days' imprisonment; W. Davie to pay Coutts Bros, and Hare,. Ltd., £1 10s forthwith, in default two days' imprisonment; G. T. Smith to pay Bell, Gully. Mackenzie,' and O'Leary £5 13s 6d by 31st January, in default six days'.imprisonment; Peter R. Reed to pay Murphy,. Stewart £1 19s forthwith, in default two days' imprisonment; M. Zemba to paj; W. H. Nash £10 7s 2d forthwith, in.de* fault ■10 days' imprisonment; S.'. Stevens to pay Maling and Co., Ltd., £7 5* Id at the rate of os a week, in default^ seven: days' imprisonment; Frank tol pay Agnes Owens £55 2s 6d by 23rd Janu-K ary, in default sis weeks' imprisonment; L. Tricker to pay A. -M. Howard £9 Ifc* Id at the rate of 10s a week, in default 10 days' imprisonment; James Cottier to pay Lightband and Warm, Ltd., £20 4s' at the rate of £1 a fortnight, in default; 20. days' imprisonment; S. .R. Green to ] pay Bin£, Harris, and Co., Ltd., £4 16* forthwith, in default five days' imprison* ment.