MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 157, 4 June 1929, Page 7

MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

CIVIL ACTIONS

Mr J. L. Stout, S.M., presided over this morning’s sitting ot the Magistrate’s Court. Judgment, by detault, was entered for plaintiffs in the following undefended actions: —J. L. Broadbelt (Mr Merton) v. Mrs H. McBrearty, £5 12s, costs £1 13s fid; J. L. C. Merton v. W. C. Ericksen, £2 4s, costs £1 7 s 6d; same v. E. C. Larsen, £6 Is 6d, costs £2 2s 6d; N.Z. Farm Separator Co. (Mr Merton) v. H. Murdoch, £l6 11s, costs £3 12s; N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Coy., Ltd. (Mr. Cooper) v. H. L. Osborne, £62 6s 7d, costs £4 13s 6d; South British Insurance Co., Ltd. (Mr Laurenson) v. W. H. AVebb, £o3 12s 2d, costs £4 16s 6d; C. W. Peach (Mr Yortt) v. A. H. Feck, 9s costs; Millar and Giorgi (Mr Yortt) v. J. Stanley, £7 ss, costs £1 12s 6d; D. MacDonald (Mr Abraham) v. J. Sullivan. £23 13s 6d, costs £4 Is 6d; Manawatu Traders Agency, Ltd. (Mr McLeayey) v. J. R. Archibald, £4 3s 3d, costs £1 3s 6d, same v G. Hickford,’ £7 19s 9d, costs £1 10s 6d; E. D. McCardle (Mr Gordon) v. L. Barrett, 18s 4d, costs 8s; Manawatu Used Car Exchange (Mr Clayton) v. R. Benjamin £23 costs £4 Is 6d; Donald McDonald (Mr Abraham) v. H. Pene, £l9 l's 10dcosts £3 3s; Makerua_t>ramage Board (Mr Laurenson) v. R- Tippler, £ol 15s costs £4 11s 6d; Alfa-Laval Sepamtor Co (N.Z.) Ltd. (Mr Cooper) v. f irviS; as, L* ston North Hospital Loard • • Chandler £l2 18s, costs £1 4s , same v J Hofman, £5 13s 6d, oosts 15s; same v J. Holman, £1 7s, costs Bs. JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. D. A. Morrison and Co eecured an order against N. William son for the immediate payment ot £4 9s 9d, in default 5 days imprisonment. fi Hatton was ordered to pay A. J. Vidal and Son (Mr Grant) the sum of £4 4s 6d forthwith, in default five days’ imprisonment. Z. A. Morton was ordered to pay the same firm £6 9s immediately, • in default five dajs imprisonment. BULLOCK DRIVER IN I ROUBLE. Pleading guilty to charges of being found drunk in the Square yesterday and with having used obscene language N. Campbell, a bullock driver, ageff 42, was fined ss, jn default 24 hours on the first charge, and £2 or seven days’ imprisonment on the sec-011Senior-Sergeant Whitehouse said that Campbell was going to enter a theatre when he was spoken to by a constable. The language was then used. Accused had several previous convictions for similar offences.