MAGISTRATE’S COURT

Evening Star, Issue 18138, 30 November 1922, Page 12

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

TrruiiSDAT, November 30. (Before •Mr J. R. Bartholomew, S.M.) UNDEFENDED CASES. Judgment by default, with costs, was given tor plaintiffs in the following casts ; E. J. Bryant v. Jean Stevenson, £.l. balance due an promissory note ; Andrew Storey v. Noilson and Neilson, £3 ss, balance due for goods supplied ; diaries HiucholiS v. Robert Robertson (Kelso), £l2 10s, for board and lodging: I/f-wie J. Edwards'v. John M’Lcan, £7 6s 6d, b-al-anco duo for rent; John Edward Butler, 1 td., v. Ot‘o Vahntine. Bergli (Christchurch), £22 5s 6cl, amount due on promissory note; 0. and 1 W. Hayward, Ltd., v. Georg? Drewett, £ll 9s Jd, ba.kuuc due for drapery, etc., supplied. JUDGMENT SUMMONS. K, J. Bryant v. Matilda Goa and' Joseph Woo 1 ford. —Glaiin for £M.s on a judgment, summonsDofe;ul anU Viid not appear. and an order W* made that unless the amount, claimed, with costs (10s). was pad forthwith they be imprisoned for seven days;. T. and W. Young (Wellington) v. D. Gorman.—Ulaim. on a judgment summons, tor £3 U ICd. —Defendant did m;t appoar, ami was .nnic.eJ to pay lie amount i■ .'i liv’d, u ith fu«t« -Ti’s . .• r:bwil!i. in itsiau.l. six days' imprismunen l ..