CREDITORS’ DAY

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6945, 26 June 1929, Page 5

CREDITORS’ DAY

MAGISTRATE’S COURT JUDGMENTS.

In the Palmerston North Magistrate’s Court yesterday, Mr J. L. Stout S.M., entered judgment for plaintiff creditors in the following undefended civil actions:— Dalgety and Coy. Ltd., (Mr Cooper) v Tlios. Dixon, £9 4s, costs, £2 ISs; A. f. George (Mr Laurenson) v M. C. McXabb £3S Is, costs, £4 4s Gd; Bona Leeds Ltd. (Mr Merton) v John Hartley, £3 9s 3d, costs, £1 His Gd; W. B. Tennent (Mr Hutchison) v Mrs. J. H. S. Monrad £6 3s Gd, costs, £2 5s Gd; D. Watson (Mr Grant) v W. A. Drummond £1 -is Gd, costs, 8s; M. Alderman (Mr Yortt.) v Joseph Johnson 19s, costs 9s; Dr. Barnett (Mr Yortt) v Wm. P. Casey £1 12s, costs 9s; Trigger and Taylor (Mr Abraham) v S. A. Fallen £3l 4s 3d, costs, £4 os Gd; Mauawatu Traders Agency Ltd. (Mr McLcary) v J. Murray £3O Ss Gd, costs £4 Is Gd; same v Lon. Stevens £2O Ss, costs £4 Is Gd; Mauawatu Taxis Ltd. (Mr Yortt) v A. D. Brodio 7s 4d, costs 8s; llidgway Loan and Finance Coy. (Mr McGregor) v . W. Lind, £3l, costs £4 4s Gd; Eclipse Wire Products (Mr Grant) v D. Scrogic £2, costs £1 3s 6d; J. Kob&on (Mr McLeavey) v E. G. Kinuett £2, costs £1 3s Gd; Mr J. Kennedy (Mr Oakley) v W. P. Casey £29, costs, £4 Is Gd. Judgment Summonses. M. McKenzie, of Palmerston North, was ordered to pay A. J. Vidal and Son (Mr Grant) £3 9s Gd in default 4 days’ gaol. F. F. Fisher, of Palmerston North, was ordered to pay Munns and Anstiss Ltd., (Mr Laurenson) £lO Is 6d at the rate of 10s. per month in default 7 days’ gaol. J. McLachlan, salesman, of Palmerston North, was ordered to pay Hawera Hospital Board £l2 6s forthwith in default 14 days’ imprisonment. Defended Action. Horace Wm. Jensen, farmer, of Kairanga, (Mr Cooper) sued to recover from his brothers George Clarence Jensen, and Chas. Henry Jensen, of Longburn, farmers (Mr Laurenson) trustees and executors under the will of the lato R. P. Jensen, the sum of £IOO allegedly advanced to deceased It. P. Jensen, £32 8s interest, £27 for baling 30 tons of hay, and £l7 Ss 9d for ploughing work done. The evidence of plaintiff was heard after which the case was adjourned pending a decision «£ the Supreme Court in a claim for back wages by other brothers in the family.