MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
CIVIL LIST. UNDEFENDED CASES. Mr J. L, Stout, S.M., presided over the sitting of the Magistrate's Court this morning, when civil business was dealt with. Judgment by default was given in the following Cases:—Maiiawatu Mills Coy. (Mr Grant) v. Mis J. Groome, £5 4s Gd, costs £1 19s 6d; S. Wells (Mr Grant) v. A. E. Martin, £4.3 7s 3d, costs £4 6s 6d; Bertha Annabel! (Mr Onglev) v. George Annabell, £29 19s 4d, costs £3 13s 6d; same v. same, £l7 Gs 4d, costs £2 14s; A. E. Laurence (Mr Coopei) v. Alfred Graham, £3 14s 3d, costs £1 18s Gd; G. I. McGregor v. H. A. McDonald, £G 16s 4d, costs £1 10s 6d; H. Brown (Mr Ongley) v. H. McGuire, 12s, costs 3s; E. Thomson (Mr Grant) v. D. Cole, £5 2s 7d, costs £2 0s 6d; Hoddet and Toiler, Ltd. (Mr Cooper) v. Walter Tovsev, £3l 4s 3d. costs £4 Cs 6dj Chas. Dahl and Son (Mr Abraham) v. Operau Dairy Co., £7 13s 4d, costs £1 10s Gd; Booth, Macdonald and Co., Ltd. (Mr Wither) v. J. MeMurtrie. £lB 15s, costs £3 6sj The Drapery mid General' Tmpbrtihg Co. of New Zealand (Mr dngley) v. J. McVeigh. £37 13s, costs £4 Is Gd; F. W. Pullvn (Mr Oram) v. A. George, £35 2s, costs £4 10s; Kairanga County Council (Mr Tunes) v. Heni Karehana. £3 3s lOd, costs £2 Is; same v. Miriit Hoeta and others, £3 2s 7d, costs £1 13s Gd; A. J. Palmer and Co.. Ltd. (Mr Wither) v. E. Watson. £l7 2s Gd, costs £2 15s: G. P. Adler and Co. (Mr Onglev) v. W. McVeigh, £lO 2s lOd, costs £2 15s; R. V. Llovd (Mr Meatyard) v. W. T. Dilks, £2, costs £1 3s 6; Bowden Bros. Mr Cooper) v. W. Dovle. £5 '2s 6d, costs £1 lis Gd; 'G. M. Oaks (Mr Oakley) v. R. C. Watson, £192 10s, costs £8 17s 3d; Premier Tyre and Vulcanising Co. (Mr Oakley)' v. A. F. Dixon, £4 2s, costs £l 4s 6d; E. Freeman (Mr Oaklet) v. W. L. Adams, £ll 16s, costs £2 14s; Hodder and Tollev, Ltd (Mr Cooper) v. A. Wing, £lO 9s 9d, costs £2 19s; A. Clarke (Mr Cooper) v. B. Childs, £O, costs £1 lis 6d. JUDUMENT SUMMONSES. .11. A. Scott was ordered to pay forthwith to the Mahauatu Bacon Company £25 9s, in default 21 days' gaol, the warrant to be suspended so long as debtor paid £1 10s per month till the debt was liquidated. N. iliillt was Ordered to pay forthwith to 11. Brown £6 8s 6d, in default 7 days' imprisonment. J. W. Muir (Ashhurst) was ordered to pay forthwith to 0. Lovejoy £32 9s 6d, in default 28 days' imprisonment, the warrant to be suspended so long as debtor paid £2 per month till the* amount was paid off. E. Spring was ordered to pay forthwith to l'\ Jamieson £l9 Bs, in default 14 days' imprisonment, the warrant to be suspended so long as debtor paid £l 10s per month. W. E. Barnett was ordered io pay to W. R. Kay £23 15s 6c(, in default 2i days' imprisonment. RESERVED JUDGMENT. His Worship delivered rosel-ved judgment Hi the defended civil action in which Cot let i and Soli; of l'alnterstdn North, engineers, proceeded against J. C. llewitsoii, of Tokomard; contractor, claiming £2B 4s 6d in respect to repair work done by plaintiff dii defendant's traction engine, if is Worship said that certain of plaintiff's charges had been excemnxe-, and he gave judgment for £ll 16s, with costs £4 lis. At the hearing Mr Cooper appeared for plaintiff and Mr Oram for defendant. A PAINTER'S CLAIM. Jack Creighton, of Pahnerston North, house decorator,, proceeded against R. S. Watson, of Palnicrston North, painter, claiming £27 9s 9d, for paints, etc., allegedly sold and delivered by plaintiff to defendant. Mr Onglev afJpeared for plaintiff and Mr Cooper for tile defendant. After hearing evidence His Worship gave judgment for plaintiff for £22 18s 6d, with costs £4 12s,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1038, 10 June 1924, Page 5
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