MAGISTRATE’S COURT

Greymouth Evening Star, 6 May 1930, Page 2

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

TO-DAY’S CIVIL CASES.

Judgment for plaintiff by default, with costs, was given to-day at Gieymouth by Mr. W. Meldrum, S.M., in the following cases: — T T Hazeldme v. J. King, £j 12/-, costs £1 /12/0; W .P. McCarthy v. P Devlin, £5 16/8, costs £1 12/6, J Molloy v. G. Burke, £6, costs i”/ - G. L. McCallum v. John Ross, £l4 18/7, costs £1 3/-; same v. Thomas Kerry, £l7 4/2 costsi £IL o/-; „ qme v J. Timpson, £1 18/2, costs 8/- same v. A. Jones £8 6/3, costs 17/-- Amalgamated Society of Railway’ Servants v. R. V. Bradford, £2, posts £1 5/6; Westland Timber Workers’ Union v. C. Birss, £2 15/-, costs £i 7/6- L. C. Poschich v A. K. Edwards, £5, costs £1 5/6; H. Breitstadt v. Arthur Simpson, £9 15/5, costs £1 12/6; Frederics Murray v. D. Bates, £6 14/9, costs £1 10/6; James Buchanan v. Perry Woods, £1 11/7, costs 8/-; same v. G. Reynolds, £6 13/3, costs £1 ip/6; Harley and Co Ltd., v. Charles and Thomas Clare, £ll 9/6, costs £1 8/-. On a judgment summons, L. Tipler was ordered to pay E. Ellis forthwith £l3 7/-, and solicitor’s fee £1 l/-> in default one month’s imprisonment, warrant not to issue so long as debtor pays into Court £1 per month, first payment on or before June 6.