THE COURTS-TO-DAY.

Evening Star, Issue 9280, 2 November 1893, Page 3

THE COURTS-TO-DAY.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

(Before Messrs C. S. Reeves and R. Hudson, J.P.s) Judgment was given for the plaintiffs by default, with costs, in the following undefended cases :-A. Tapper and Co. v. John Thomson (Wylie's Crossing), £p 79 Od for goods supplied j Brown, Ewing, and Co. v. JdtaHolloway (Clyde), £2 2s Id for goods Suppled: 'Otago Daily Times' v. Job.L; Monson (Westport)) £5 2s 6d for goods supj plied; the executors of the late JphnEdmontl v, William Strathailan Padget (Timaru), £llss ° James anT&eorge Murdoch v. Robert Gibson. —£s 14s 6d for goods supplied.—Mr A. S. Adams for plaintiffs, for whom judgment was given with costs. „ . , „. James Macfie v. William F. Wilkinson (Uver-sham).-Claim, £2 Is, on a judgment summons. -Defendant did not appear and Mr A. to. Adams appeared for the plaintiff. -The Bench ordered defendant to pay the amount stilll due with costs, on the 16th of November, m default twenty-four hours'imprisonment. Peter M'lndoc v. Alexander Michael (bouth Dunedin).-Claim, £6 6s, on a Judgment summens. Mr A. S. Adams for plaintiff-Defen-dant did not appear, and was ordered tonaj the amount still due, with costs, on the 16th November, in default seven days imprponment. Edward Norton Taylor (Christchurch) v. Robert Clark.-Claim, £7 Bs, on a judgment summons. Mr Thornton for plaintiff, and Mr A. S. Adams for defendant;— After evidence had been given bv the defendant to the effect that he had no means, the Bench dismissed the case