THE COURTS-TO-DAY.

Evening Star, Issue 14689, 5 October 1911, Page 4

THE COURTS-TO-DAY.

MAGISTRATE'S COURT. (Before IT. Y. Widdowson, Esq., 5..M.) Judgments ')y Default.-—Johnston. Sons, and Co. (Mr Scant.loimryl v. Alex. M'Oonkev. of Xanier, £5 13s. for n- lxiok ; .-ame v. "Albert Prer-coU, of L.vttclton. £1 17a 6d, book: same v. Duncan Canmbell, of Thorndon, £2 ?.> 6:1. hoc.!;: suit..' v. Archibald Ogilvie. of Nelson, £7 6d, books; same v. Frelenrk Leo Wildbnre, of Feeding, £1 7s 6d. a book; P. Havman and Co. (Mr Moore i v. John Campbell, of L«ston. £4 11?, to.Kh,; J. and J. Arthur fMr Moore) v. Thomas Chandler, of Tapamii, £l3 17s 6d. clothing: Bin?.. Harm. and Co. (.Mr J. S. Sinclair) v. (George J. Patterson, of Mosciel. £l2 7s fid. op. a cheque: Public Trustee i.Mr Mor>re) v. .1. F. Brvant. £3 18s 6d. rent; PowW and Keast'lMr i). Jlamwiv) v. Duncan Holmes, of Matuura. 12.-, 6:1, on en account; Thomson and Co. (Mr Scantleburv) v. Frederick Oscar Linstrom, of Blenheim. £56 fte. en a cheque. J. K. Farnie and Co. v. Jas. dimming Fraser.—Claim, £3 8s Bd, for groceries.— There was no appearance of the plaintiffs, and the defendant did not adroit the claim'. —Action struck out, with costs to the defendant against the plaintiffs.