HAWERA COURT

Hawera Star, Volume L, 18 September 1930, Page 8

HAWERA COURT

CIVIL CASES HIiAHD.

Judgment for plaintiff by, default , with costs to bo added in eaclt instance, lyas given by Ah-. J. H. Salmon, S.AL, on the forthcoming; civil claims preferred in Htiwera Court yesterday; 11a'vera Hospital Board V. A. L. Palmer, £l6 11« (id; George Preece'v, H. E. Keighley. £2O; A. 1<". Anderson, John Lane, £2 10s; Art-bars Ltd. v. T. James Ids (costs only); Hodder aid Tolley Ltd. v. K. Balsam, £ll 4s; same v. E. 11. Metcalfe 12s (costs only) ; Hawera Mineral Water: Co, Ltd. v. Mrs. J. A. Madderiij £3 10s 6cl; Parkinson and Co., Ltd., v. H. H. Glentworth, £3 l'os. In judgment summons proceedings L. Alosen was ordered to pay £4 10s 6d to Para Rubber Co., Ltd., forthwith, in default 5 days’ imprisonment. \\'. Thomason was ordered! to pay £9 18® fid forthwith to Hodder and Tolley Ltd. and 15s fid tsolioitor’s fee, in fitfault 10 days’ imprisonment, Marina was ordered to pay £7 Is to H. J. Hill and 15s fid solicitor’s fee. in* default seven days’ imprisonment, warrant to be suspended so long as £1 monthly is paid. To tiie same creditor, llahui was ordered to pay £lO 7 s 3d and 15s 6d solicitor’s fee and Akaxamea to pay £8 3s and 15s 6d solitor’s fee. warrants, of committal to prison to he suspended in each case, .so long as tlie debts ano reduced by, IT monthly.

Tumahaki was ordered, to pay £ls 10s (id and £1 In solicitor’s fee to MeCotmick and Co*., warrant of committal to prison to bo -suspended so long as £2 monthly is paid. Toss Pee- was ordered to pay £l3 10s to 13. Penfold and £l. Is solicitor’s fee in default 14 days’ imprisonment-, warrant to* be suspended tso long as £2 monthly is paid. H. Hughes was ordered to p-a.y £2 3s forthwith, .to L, M. Parsonson. in default two days’ imprisonment.

Pokau Ngahina was ordered to pay £l2 Is fid to Ernest Frisk forthwith and £1 Is solicitor’s fee, in default 12 day’s imprisonment. The same: defendant was ordered to; pay £lfi 15s forthwith to E. O. AVest and £1 Is solicitor’s fee, in default 17. days’- imprisonmen t.

P. Savage was ordered to pay £5 19s fid forthwith to Goldstone andi Patterson Ltd., and 15s fid solicitor’s fee. in default fi days’ imprisonment. To the same creditor €1 Young was ordered to pay £6 2s fid and! 15s fid solicitor’s fee in default G day s’imprisonment. warrant to be suspended until October 20.