MAGISTRATE’S COURT

Evening Star, Issue 18852, 29 January 1925, Page 6

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

Thursday, January 29.

(Before Air J. R. Bartholomew, S.M.J

Judgment by default, with costs, was given for plaintiffs in the following cases : —John Douglas Best v. John R. Sutherland (Milton). £2 15s, for clothing sup plied ; Charlotte Alacfnnes v. Grace Flint, £3 15s, for goods; E, J, Bryant v. Frederick Henry Carter and /Arthur Leslie Plenty, £l2. amount due on promissory note;' Bessie Catheriil v. Bruce Smith ilmmsden), £5. money lent; Kaitima Coal Company, Ltd. v. E. Barnes (Bluff), £7 11s 9d, for coal supplied; same, v. T. Moffatt lAlandeville), £l2 5s 3d, for coal; Shag Point Coal Mining Company v. CL E. Noonan il’pehlps). £l 11s sd, for coal; John Edward Butler, Ltd. v. A. Grant (Nightcaps!, £l4 6s 2d, for boots: Fraser and'Sons v, Jane Hughes, £4 9s lid, groceries supplied : same v. John M'Gre.gor, £3 18s lid, for groceries; same v. Joseph Peardsniore, costs only (16s): William G. Robertson v. J. Hilton (Invercargill), £2 ss, for jjyli ; j, Scott and Co. v. William Aloir. £l7 2s 9d. amount of account staled; Aubrey Elliott. Wright v. Arthur Fevcival Smith Wellington), £2. balance of cash lent ; H, .Miles v. Alexander MT'ullongh (Tim am). £ls, for work done; E. J. Brvant v. Marv Taylor, £l6 3s, balance du“ A n promissory note.