MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 296, 5 December 1911, Page 6

MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

NAPIER. j (Ilefcre Mr. S. E. McCarthy. S.M.) j Judgment for plaintiffs was given [ in the following undefended ciiii cases this morning:R. Thorp and Co. v. S. Wall Cl 2 (' costs 5-; Cox and Co. v. A. McInnes £3'ls -. costs 215 (> ; N.Z. Trawling and Fish Supply Co., Ltd., i. J. Jamieson C]G !) , "costs 30 6. [ Judgment summons were issueel as follows: Bryant and Co., Ltd., v. D. Campbell, to pay £7 2 3 forthwith, in default one month’s imprisonment : A. Rogers v. Paul Waim. to pay forthwith £•> 19 9. in default two weeks’ imprisonment ; A. McCormick v. Wereta. to pay £9 3 f? forthwith, in d< fault one month’s imprisonment : W. J. McGrath v. ('. Mells, to pay £l 3 6 forthwith, in default four days' imprisonment : \\ . J. McGrath v. P. E. Oemcke. to I pay £3 |H 1, in default two weeks’j imprisonme nt : Henry Bodlcy v. Robert Pattison, to pay £ll 10 3. in default six weeps' imprisonment.

A FAMILY SQTABBLE. At the Napier Magistrate’s Court this morning the case was heard in which Daniel Higgins sueel his brother William H. Higgins for £l 26, a eomiti r claim Lu ing entered for £lO 15 -. Mr. Gler-son appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Dolan for the de fondant. After hearing the < vidence His Hership gave- judgment for the claim of £-1 2 6. ami allowed £3 on the counter claim.