DEFAULTING DEBTORS.

Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2693, 11 July 1923, Page 7

DEFAULTING DEBTORS.

JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFFS. Judgmentby dofault in each of the following civil cases was given by Mr J. L. Stout, S.M., at the Magistrate's Court yesterday morning:—A. Burgess v. M. Geo and Co., £4 5/7, costs £l 3/6; W. H. Gunning and Co., Ltd., v. D Mason, £23 13/10, costs £3 10/; R. V. Hooper v. D. Kennedy, £1 1/, costs IS/; same v. Ci. T. Harvey, £6, costs £1 10/0; same v. A. E. Anderson, £ll 1/, costs, £2 18/; D.1.C., Ltd., v. J. J. Kruse, £8 8/11, costs £1 10/6; Hallenstein Bros. v. C, Lane, £7 7/6, costs £1 11/6; T. McDowell v. T. O. Gilliard, £l9 10/, costs £2 11/; George Henry Neal v. Arthur E. Alexander, £7 5/; costs £1 10/0; Collet t, and Son, Ltd , v. T. A. Hardie, £6 13/, costs £1 5/6; John Bardon v. J. c. Dench, £l4 s/, costs £3. A charge of false pretences was levelled at a young man named Arthur Reginald Borland, who. was haled before Mr J. L. Stout, S.M., yesterday morning, Scrgt. Power, in nasking for a remand to Marton to-day, said that the accused would have to answer a charge of obtaining from Robert Frank Wood, at Marton, un January 29th, goods to the value of £2B 5/. The remand was granted.