THE COURTS-TO-DAY.

Evening Star, Issue 14003, 9 March 1909, Page 4

THE COURTS-TO-DAY.

MAGISTRATE'S COURT,

(Before F. Y. Widdowson, Esq., S.M.) Judgment by default was given for plaintiffs in the following cases:—George T. K. M'Kenzie (Mr Moore) v. John Alexandra South, 19s 7d, balance on goodr>, with costs (ss); Johnston, Sons, and Co (Mr Stephens) v. Cecil Lyndhuret Crowdis, Kelson, £4 15s, book, -with costs (10s) • same v. Thomas Green, Wellington, £2 13s 6d, books, with costs (lQs); same v. George Henry Tutty, Ashburton, 16s. 'balance on salo of Holy Bible, with costs (8s); same (Mr Scantlebury) v. Joseph Boot, Cliristchurch, £3, books, with costs (lis); same v. Edgar Gundoreon, Nelson, £3 4s. books with costs (10s); Stone, Son, and Co.' Ltd. (Mr Scantlebury) v . John Smith Chanman, Ashburton, 10s 6d, subscrijjtion, with costs (6s); same v. Richard George Hickson, Kaikoura, £2 0s 6d, subscription and advertisement, with costs (10s); J. and W. Faulkner (Mr Finch) v. William Thomas Pcthybndge.. Auckland, £l6 8s 3d, goods with costs (£1 10s 6d); Andrew Lees (Mr Scantlebury) v. Mary Jack, costs (3s) ; Alexander Dawes v. James Reid, Milton, 10s, balance- on goods and work, with costs (ss).

Taieri Falls Sluicing and Electric Power Company (Mr Arkle) v. W'illiam L,ane (Mr Brugh), claim £5 2s 3d, on a judgment summons.—After hearing evidence, His Worship said he could not make an order, and dismissed the- case.