THE COURTS.-TO-DAY.
MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
(Before E. H. Carew. Esq., S.M.)
The Prince Imperial Gold Dredging Company r. Henry Arthur Jackmau.—Claim, £2 " 10s, on a ea'll due. —Mr Hewitt appeared for the' plaintiff company, for whom judgment was given by default, with costs. The Dart Itiver Gold Dredging and Prospecting Company (for whom Mr Moore appeared) v. liobe'rt J. Palnton (South Dunecrin).—Claim, £1 5s lOd, on a call due. —Judgment bv default, with costs. Paterson and Barr (for whom Mr Wilkinson appeared) v. Alexander Williamson.— Claim, £lO 10s, cm a promissory note.— Judgment by default, with costs. Jessie Dodds (for whom Miss Benjamin appeared) v. Michael Doyle.—Claim, £l, on a judgment summons.—After hearing the evidence of the defendant His Worship dismissed the case.
Hondai-Lanka Tea Company (for whom Mr Irwin appeared, instructed by Messrs Duncan and MacGregor) v. John H. Anderson (Temuka).—Claim, £4 _3s Id, for tea supplied. —Judgment was given by default for £3 17s Id, with costs.
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Evening Star, Issue 11725, 7 April 1902, Page 4
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158THE COURTS.-TO-DAY. Evening Star, Issue 11725, 7 April 1902, Page 4
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