MAGISTRATE’S COURT

Hawera Star, Volume L, 5 February 1931, Page 7

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

SITTING AT HAWERA. UNDEFENDED CIVIL ACTIONS. Judgment, by default, was entered for plaintiffs by VI r .J. M. Salmon, S.M.. in each of the following civil actions in the llawera [Magistrate’s Court yesterday: J. Earv v. J. D. iVerguson, Sd ; Golds tone and Patterson . Ltd., v. J. A. C ; omrio. £lO 14s 2d; it. H. Leece. Ltd., v. E. H. Tlromas. £5 12,s 7d; Carter and Co. v. W. E. Broad. £2 3s Oil; Parkinson and Co.. Ltd., v. AYharc Hoi, £ls 4s; L. I. Mnrter v. J. Coleman. 17s; S. Sheehan v. ]>. Hannah. C 5 10s 3d; G. Ji. r.a.idlaw and Co. v. Whakawiria Tumahuki. £ll 10s; Newton King, Ltd., v. A. H. Langley. £5 16s 3d; Hongoiria ipia v. Tuiliu. £3; Public Trustee, as executor estate F. Martin, v. G. F. Hill. £0 6s sd; J. Campbell v. G. Hill, £6 10s; Noble and Cannon, Ltd., v. G. Smith. 64 11s lid; G. ('ox v. C. Sutherland. £l2; Parkinson and Co.. Ltd., v. J. Marriner, £2 15s 3d; same v. AY. F. Thompson. £5 19s 9d; 11. H. Lecce and Co. v. D. Rotliery. £6 ss; Palmers’ Bakery. Ltd.. v. Karnui -Toe. iunr.. £5 ISs 4d; J. AY. Arch hold and Co.. Ltd., v. C. H. Jones. £1 Is 7d. JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. J. Howell was ordered to pay H. R. Kemp the sum of £8 7s 4d forthwith. | in default eight days’ imprisonment. W. Hughes is to pay TV - . B. Harlow, Ltd., the sum of £4 5s 7d forthwith, in default four days’ imprisonment. Morere was ordered to pay A. H. Shaw £l4 4s Id at the rate of £1 per fortnight, in default 14 days’ imprisonment. An order was made against IT. Davie® for the immediate payment to H. Allen of £3 9s. in default three da vs’ imprisonment. TT. "William* is to r>e.v AY F. Buist the sum of £l7 13s forthwith, in default 18 da vs’ imprisonment. •T. Howell was ordered to nay J. UcGhv* £8 2s 6d. in default eight da vs ’ im nr is, on men t. BY-LAAY BREACHES. Tom Hetaraha was fined £l. with 17s costs, for cutting the corner at the intereseetion of tlie Normanbv and Abaihaipe Hoads, Okaiawa. on December 17. For a similar offence at the same intersection H. Hooper was fined £1 with 12s costs. For riding a motor cycle without a license. H. J. England was fined £2. with 15s costs, and for his failure to rrovide foot-rests when carrvino- a pas-i semrer on the pillion seat of his machine was ordered to pay His costs. A fine of £2. with 15s costs, was imposed on -J. Al. Murphy for driving a car without a license; and for cutting tin* corner at the intm-e.section of the Mountain Hoad and Stafford Street Normanbv. lie was fined £l. with 10s costs. D. Daislev was fined 10s. with, 10s costs, for riding a motor-cycle without a rear-light. TRANSFER OF LICENSE, A fine of £1 with 10s costs was imposed on D. Hannah for delivering a rifle to C. S. Hitchcock when the latter had no police premit to possess a rifle. Hitchcock was also fined £l, with 10s costs for procuring the rillc without a permit.