MAGISTRATE’S COURT

Evening Star, Issue 18335, 24 July 1923, Page 6

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

Tuesday, July 24,

(Before Mr J. R. Bartholomew, S.M.)

NO ORDER MADE,

James Gordon Jeffrey, proceeded against Stephen Boreham on a judgment summons for £l7 10s, being rent of a house at 86 Melville street. Mr A. Duncan appeared for tno plamThe defendant admitted that judgment for the amount claimed had been given against him on October 12. ILs earnings since (hen had been practically uotlung, and his wife and daughter were entirely dependent on him. His wile had offered to pay the rent after notice to quit had been served, but the money had been refused. No order was made. UNDEFENDED CASES.

Judgment for the amounts given below, (with costs) was given for plamtiils in; the following undefended casesJJ.l.o. f Limited v. William J. Johnston (Wyiiaham), £4 Ms, for goods supplied; Leddells, Limited v. J. Darling (Otiirelma), £ll 16s, for goods supplied; Nimmo and Blair, Limited v. John M'Callum (Marlborough), £1 15s, for goods supplied; DIG, Limited v. Dawson Wilson (Hoddon Bush), £lO 17s 2d, for goods supplied; P. [layman and Go. v. Edward A. Fisher (Lecston), £29 3s Bd, amount of account; D.1.G., Limited v. Michael Horan (Longwood), £ls 11s, for goods supplied; Mutual Stores, Ltd. v. Charles John Williams, sear., £2 13s sd, amount of account; U.1.G., Limited v. Ailliam Whyte (Ophir), £ll 16s 7d, for goods supplied; D.1.G., Limited v. Mary Kelly (Wrey’s Bush), £1 4s lOd, for goods supplied; D.I.C. v. 11. Robinson (Eightcaps), £1 8s 6cl, for goods supplied.