MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 26 January 1927, Page 10

MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

SITTING AT HAWERA

CIVIL' CLAIMS DEALT WITH. The first sitting of the Hawera Magistrate's Court lor tile new year was ■commenced, this morning, Air. <l. ». Barton, S.M., presiding. Judgment by default was given in favour of the plaintiff, witli costs against the defendant in the following undefended civil claims: W. J. AVooilct t v. George Raff ills, £5 19s 6:1 (costs £1 12s Gd) ; JE3. Pbnfoid v. Weld. £ll 6 s Id (3s (id); J. Bublitz v. James Jio.sewaine, £3 10s (£1 os (id) ; Native Trustee v. Robert R. Smith, £8 15s (15s (id); Farmers’ Co-op. Organisation Society v. A. E. Pa.rkes l , £l2 19s lid (£4 3s 6d); Cl W. Young v. Tommy Waipiti, 10s (£1 4s) ; R. Hannah and Co. v. Frank Lambert £1 8s 7cl (£1 8s 6d); Tananald Trade Association v. Frank Lam her,,. £3 17s 3d, £1 8s Gd) ; J. Radi eh v. W. Taupo £2 15s (£1 14s 6d) ; Farmers Co-op. Society v. James How den £7 18s (£1 10s Gd) ; O. W. Curtis v. Henry Burke, £l(s 15s lid (£2 14s); Fanners’ Co-op. Society v. Mrs I. Marshall £1 14s (15s) ; JT. It. Kemp v. J. A. Stanford 12s (£1); Hllerl Cbwper v. F. G. Herbert. £23 18s 9d £4 4s Gd); Adamson and Robb v. D. R. Hay. £1 15s. (10s) ; E. C. Hayton v. W. T. 'SapsfoixL £9 15s, J. Cl Smith v. L. Jackson, £8 Ids (£1 19s Gd) Tutauha Rahiri was ordered on a judgment summons to pay forthwith the sum of £5 3s to J. W. Yearbury, in default six days’ imprisonment. Similarly P. I.eydon was ordered to pay It. I. M a iter £lO, in default eleven days’ imprisonment. Awa Pepe was ordered to pay £3 12 v s to F. P. Grundy, in default four days’ imprisonment. L. G. Poingdestre was ordered to pay to H. R. Kemp £4 2s Gd, in default five days’ imprisonment. H,. Kelson was similarly ordered to pay J. W. Yearbury £1 18s, in default two days’ imprisonment.