CIVIL CASES
Judgment for plaintiff by default was given by Ml-. T. 13. M'Neil, S.M., in the Magistrate's Gouvt.-'.yesterday in the following' undefended civil eases:— H. 11. Wclsford v. C May, £89 ss; Duncan and Hanna v. Fred Broadbent, . £24 11s;, Wellington Hospital Board v. Thomas Walsh, ■£1 16s; Jenkins and Mack, Ltd., v. Charles John Harfbrd, £36 ■15s Td; Commercial Agency , .Ltd., and J. Johnston v. D. J. Oliver, £58 10s; Reginald Collins, Ltd., v. Ed. Jones, £11 4s • Bci; Van Stavercn Bros., Ltd.,v. A. R. Elgar,. £22. Sg.lld; Hudson's .Concrete Co., Ltd., v. E.- H,,King,; £4 16s; Excelsior Supply Co.. Ltd., v. R. D. Benjamin, £44 0s i)d; E. J. Hyums, Ltd., v, L. C. •Desforges, £2 Os Id; D.1.C., Ltd., v.'J. Stuart, £0 4s sd; Home Supply Co.,1 Ltd., v. C. Taylor, £1 10s 7d; Griffin,' Savage, and Co., Ltd., and Griffin and Sons, Ltd.; v.'C. S. Chbng, costs only, £2 3s; Egyptian Lacquers (N.Z., Ltd.) v. Savage Bros., £8 9s; Howe's Garage v. Gifford Benton, £15 3s Id; Mrs. M. Rusterholtz v. A. Bishbp, £2 08 6d; Standard Engineering Co., Ltd:, v. Calder and Co., Ltd., £1 ss; Home Supply Co., Ltd., v. William Davies, £24 Is 3d; A. E. Budd and Co. v. J. Davis, £8 ss' Gd; E. M. Turner v. Robert Hardie, £12 8s 9d; A\ E. Budd and Co. v. J. Lawrence, £1 Via• id; Charles Le Clerq and Co. v. M. G. Moore, £5 17s; W. D. and'H. o.' Wills-(N.Z.), Ltd., v. "- Morrm (separate- estate), £12 5s 7d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and J. Johnston v. T. AVhite, £6; Inglis Bros, and Co., Ltd., v. S. S. Austin, £30 15s 7d; J. W. Bridge v. Donald Jauncey, cost* only, 8s; E. W. Mills and Co., Ltd., v. H. Parata, £6 10s 7d; Sayago Bros., Ltd., v. W. Braddock, 19* 7d; Standard Insurance Co., Ltd., v. J. O'Neill, £16 15b 4d; A. Savell v Toby Grey, £3 18a; Bruce Woollen Manufacturing Co,, Ltd., v.. G. and M. Wprsley, £10 11s 3d. '' , ■' nm , On a judgment summons v. is. OHalloran was ordered, to pay Now Zealand Guarantee Corporation, Ltd.,. £16 forthwith, in default 16 ' days' imprisonment.; L. -Dreycr to pay B. Weddorspoon M torthwith,. in default fnur days imprisonmont;:R. Hardio to pay Isaac -and Sons £16 17s Id i*t the rato ot 10s per month; J. Qibbsto pay 0. Grigg £28 7a 6d at the rate of 15s per month, in default 28 days' imprisonment. ■"■.■,
,Tho largest collection firm in New Zealand is the Dominion Mercantile Agency, Ltd., of Wellington,* Auckland. and Christehurch, With Pgents in every New Zealand town, and associate offices throughout the World.—Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 149, 27 June 1930, Page 17
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443CIVIL CASES Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 149, 27 June 1930, Page 17
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