CIVIL CASES

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 108, 9 May 1930, Page 14

CIVIL CASES

Judgment for plaintiff by default was given by Mr. T. B. M'Neil, S.M., in the Magistrate's Court yesterday in the following undefended civil cases:—Wellington Hospital Board v. Peter Reid, £5 7s; Scoullar Co., Ltd. v. Mrs: Holman-Russell (separate estate), £13 18s; Commercial Agency, Ltd. and Macky, Logan, CaldwelJ, Ltd./v. 11. Reid, £33 17s 7d; Commercial Agency, Ltd. and John Cashmore v. Henry Rangi, £4 ss; Commercial Agency, Ltd. and Everybody's Cash Store v. W. Raison, £8 6s 6d; Bannatyne and Hunter, Ltd. v M. Knott (separate estate), £2G 12s 2cl; A. Stark and Co. v. F. Bell, £2 9s 6d- A. K. Lindsay v. S. Loscombe, £9 16s 9d; C. E. Massey Co. and C. E. Massey Co., Ltd. v. Clausen's Keen Kut Stores, iLtd., £27 15s; E. W. Mills and Co., Ltd. v. B. D. Nicholson, £2 0s 9d; J. B. Taylor and Sons, Ltd. v. Thomas Breedon, £6 13s Gd; Inglis Bros, and Co., Ltd. v. W. H Hoare, £44 10s 9d; Townsend and Paul, Ltd. v. A. A. E. Heine (separate estate)., £1 11s 8d; Ballin Bros., Ltd. v. J E. Lambert and Son, £35 2s 6d; Commercial Agency, Ltd. v. Mortensen and Co., Ltd. v. L. M'Donald, £0 5s Cd; Inglis Bros, and Co., Ltd. v. A. E. Pye £7 10s lid; John A. Doherty v. W. Willoughby, £22 8s( 6d; Inglis Bros, and Co., Ltd..v. J. W. Ward, £5 Ms 2d; Inghs Bros, and Co., Ltd. v. O. M. Williams, £4 os 6d: Yee Chong Wing and Co. v. Young Yip, £4 Is; Mrs. N. Kyle v. Charles Barnes, £4; Commercial Agency, Ltd. and J. C. Milnes v. L. S. Carmichael, £15 9s lOd; Charles Le Clerq and Co. v. W. A. Eskett, £4 6s; Valley and Bay Motors v. A. Gamble, £1 7s 3d; Bing Harris and Co., Ltd. v. A. Green, costs only, 14s 3d; E W Mills and Co., Ltd. v. J. R. Julet, £3 2s lid; Excelsior Supply Co., Ltd. v. \ R. V. Lett, £3* 15s 6d; Commercial Agency, Ltd. and Angus and Robertson, Ltd. v. James Lawrence, £6; Commercial Agency, Ltd. and J. C. Milnes v. J. Lemmon, £18 5s 4d;-Restar, Ltd. v. Mephan and Holdway, £1 4s; Inglis Bros., Ltd. v. P. O'Riley, £11 18s 7d; Commercial Agency, Ltd. and Pastoral Review Proprietary, Ltd. v. J. G. Simpson, £3 15s; Ford Sales and Service, Ltd. v. W. Wilson, £17 8s 8d; Egyptian Lacquers (N.A), Ltd v. T. Sandbrook, £29 J7s; British International Oil Co., Ltd. v. W. F. Hoskin, £36 8s 3d; Ford Sales and Service, Ltd. v. T. Straiton, £1 ISs 7d. On a judgment summons A. H. Denhohn was ordered to pay I. V. Wilson £14 12s Gd forthwith, in default 14 days' imprisonment; G. J. Plimmer to pay Matthew M'Kenna £44 14s at the rate of £1 a week, in default six weeks' imprisonment; Harry Gray to pay Frank Miles £8 6s 6d forthwith, in default eight days' imprison: ment; T. Stewart to pay Aitchison Steans and Co., Ltd. £3 19s forthwith, in default four days' imprisonment; _ Thomas William Siinmonds to pay Mary Simmonds £17 14s 8d at the rate of 10s a week, in default 17 days' imprisonment; Alphonso J. Casey to pay Wellington City Corporation £40 6s 6d forthwith, in default 38 days' imprisonment; John Lucre to pay Wellington City Corporation £6 6s 6d forthwith, in default six days' imprisonment; James Thomas Tilyard to pay A. F. Wiren £12 11s 6d forthwith, in default 12 days' imprisonment; George Woodward to pay F. C. Graham £25 10s at the rate of 10s a month; F. R. M'Bride to pay Thomas Murphey £70 17s by 15th May, in default eight weeks' imprisonment.

It was reported in yesterday's "Post" that in the Lower Hutt Court judgment by default was given against Jorgensen, Langridge, and M'Nab in several undefended claims. The judgments were given against Langridge and M'Nab only. Separate orders for payment of the claims were made against Mr. Jorgensen, who holds money under the Wages Protection and Contractors' Liens Act. Judgment in the civil case International Oil Co., Ltd., v. L. Potter, for £11), on 29th April, was taken in error.

The largest collection firm in New Zealand is the Dominion Mercantile Agency, Ltd., o£ Wellington, Auckland, and Christchurcli, with agents in every New Zealand town, and associate offices throughout the world.—Advt.