CIVIL CASES

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 62, 14 March 1930, Page 4

CIVIL CASES

Judgment for plaintiff by default was given by Mr. T. B. M'Neil, S.M., iv the Magistrate's Court yesterday iv the following undefended civil cases: — Commercial Agency, Ltd., and W. Wiggins, Ltd., v. U. E. Airth, £8 Gs Od; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and D.I.C, Ltd., v. G. P. Harris, £3 10s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Rosa and Glendiniut", Ltd., v. Charles 1?. Harford, £50 3s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Peoples Furnishing Store,, v. F. A. Reeve, 18s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Paiuui Stores, Ltd., v. N. H. Batt, £7> 3s lOd; - Commercial Agency, Ltd., and His Master's Voice (N.Z.), Ltd., v. E. L. Green, £7 10s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and A. Joseph v, J. Keen, £2 0s; Van Staveren Bros., Ltd., v.-H. Cook, £i 4s sd; Wellington Hospital Board v. William J. Smith, £9 9s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and E. W. Mills and Co., Ltd., v. G. W. Dowling, Ltd., £13 14s 7d; R. Wedderspoon v. L. Dreyer, £4 I3s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and R. H. Hahkins v. H. Brown, 17s 4d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and G. Murray v. Jack Cameron, £5 18s 9d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J. Johnston v. George William Clark, £5 10s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Begg's Cash Store, v. A. Hamilton, £3 7s 4d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Restar, Ltd., v. J. Martin, £2 10s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Restar^ Ltd., v. A. B. M'Guire, £1 ss; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Bruce Woollen Manufacturing Co., Ltd., v. K. Nicholson (separate estate), £6 2s 3d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Wellington Operative Butchers' Union v. M. E. Pointon, £2 9s 6d; Commercial Agency Ltd., and.L. T. Watkins, Ltd., v. C. E. Penman, £7; Commercial Agency, Ltd," and J. C. Riddell and Co., Ltd., v. A. G. Starr, £10 9s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Yates' Cash Stores, Ltd., v. B Stickle, £13 6s lid; E. M. Fell and Co. v. J. H. Austin, £2 15s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., v. A. Beatty, £131 7s 6d. On a judgment summons W. .Gregory was ordered to pay D. Lewis amd Co. £0 10s 8d forthwith, in default six days' imprisonment; J. S. Churchill- to pay VanceVivian £5 13s 6d forthwith, in default six days' imprisonment; W. Brown to pay M'Kenzie, Thornton, Cooper, Ltd , £7 8s 8d by 20th March, in default seven days' imprisonment; D. M'G&ath to pay Douglas H. Bruce £12 la BOd by 20th March, in default eleven days' imprisonment; William Campbell to. pay Couchman C}**e Co., Ltd., £2 8s 9d forthwith, in default two days' imprisomment; S. J. Gully to pay the King £1 8s 2d at the rate of 10s a week, in default two days' imprisonment; J. H. Mason to pay Agnes Jackson ££ 6s .forthwith, in default four days' imprisonment; J. B* Manttan to pay Stellin Construction, Ltd., £23 Os by 20th March, in default .22 days' imprisoument; A. C. Smith to pay M. Graham £2 2^ld forthwith, in default two days' imprisonment; A. A. Brown to pay H. Elsmore £5 18s by 13th April, in default six days' imprisonment; James Smith to pay Bertha Notley £8 & by 20th March, in default eight days' imprisonment; El. Ryan to pay Jenkins and Mack, Ltd., £2 IJ-. forthwith, ia defawlt two days' imprisonment; F. Wiseman to pay B. M. Raymond £9 10s 6d at the rate of 7s 6d a week, in default nine days' imprison-, ment; John Hamblin to pay Leonard O. Rayner £29 13s by 20th March, in default 28 days' imprisonment,; James Fearon to pay E. Jones £12 16s lOd at the rate of £'. a week, in default 12 days' imprisonment; A. C. Anderson to pay W. B. Struthers £11 0s 3d forthwith, in default 10 days' imprisonment.