MAGISTRATE’S COURT

Evening Star, Issue 18817, 16 December 1924, Page 6

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

Tuesday, December Id, (Before Mr W. H. Bundle, S.M.) ORDER FOITpOSSESSION. G. 11. Strong proceeded against D. Car* nihan with a claim for possession of a dwelling let to defendant al Playfair street, Cavershaun, and £l7 Hs lOd, rent owing.—An order was made for immediate possession, and payment of tho rent owing. JUDGMENT SUMMONS. S. Mason proceeded on a judgment summons against William M‘Callu.m. An order was made that unless the amount claimed (£4 14s 6d) was paid defendant would be imprisoned for four days, tho wfiTT&iit not to bo issued provided defffudant paid 7s 6d°per week, COSTS TO DEFENDANT. In the case of Frank W. Barnes v. Daniel G. Gumpat/.cs, plaintiff did not appear, and costs £1 Is were allowed defendant. JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT. Judgment for the undermentioned amounts (with costs) was given for plaintiffs in each of the following cases: Nimmo and Blair, Ltd. v. Malcolm Chalmers (Mataura), £42 9s 6d, goods supplied and Interest on account overdue; Eccles and Downes v. Charles Warren, £5 4s 6d, amount. o£ account stated ; M'Leans, Ltd. v. W. W. Warren, £4 16s, amount of account .stated; New Zealand Acetylene and Hardwire Company v. John Magee (Nightcaps). £lO 4a 6d, hardware supplied and interest; W. Butcher v. J. Resteaux, £3 6s 6d, amount of account slated ; some v. C. Reeves, £2 7s, amount of account stated: C. Hinchclitf v. Eric Roberts, £9 13s, liquor supplied and cash lent; W. Harris and Son v. Ettic Beyer, 14s 6d, balance due.