CIVIL SESSION.

Northern Advocate, 22 February 1911, Page 5

CIVIL SESSION.

Yesterday's list at the Magistrate's Court was a fairly long one, but tha sitting was over a little after 4 p.m. In the following cases judgment ■v.'as given for plaintiff by default: — Dysart Bros (Mr Steadman) v. John Hingaia, £5 Os Bd, with costs £2 8s fd; P. H. Calkin v. Thomas Thompson, £2 15s 4d with 16s costs; R. Elliott, ~uy the Official Assignee, v. Thomas Thompson, £3 2s Id, costs 16s. Alfred Hill (Mr Briggs) claimed £6 4s 6d from William Russick for the ■grazing- of cattle at plaintiff's father's farm at Tangihua. The case, however, •was dismissed with costs to the defendf snt. Judgment was reserved in the case of Dysart Bros. (Mr Steadman) v. Tepine Nathan (Mr Harrison), a claim ■of £12 15s 7d for goods supplied. Mrs Munro (Mr Steadman) sought to recover 10s, the sum of an instalment for an enlarged photograph •which had not been completed in contract time, from R. H. Allan (MiHarrison). Judgment was given for plaintiff with costs 11s 6d. In a judgment summons case, S. McMahon v. J as. Brown, for £26 19s 8(1 -with £1 2s costs, an order was made for payment forthwith, in default 20 days' imprisonment. All. May Q-.\een UncU-rskirts at 20 per Cent, off at Gordon Somervell's.