MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13050, 15 December 1905, Page 7

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

, UNDEFENDED CASES. Mb. R. W. Dykk, S.M., presiding, over yesterday's sitting of the Magistrate's Court gave judgment for plaintiffs in the following undefended cases:—J. S. Best and Co. v. G. W. Kingsbecr, £8 12s lid and costs, 8s; G. Richardson and Co. v. Margaret A. Thompson, £5 10s 4d and costs, £1 13s 6d; New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency, Ltd., v. F. Tait, £11 17s 7d, and costs, £3 5s 6d ; the Northern Estate Agency and Finance Co., Ltd. v. J. and "Yv. H. Barton, £44- 10s and costs, £2 19s; Jas. Brunton v. X. M- Matutinovich, £22 15s and costs, £3 9s; Auckland Sunday-school Union v. H. S. Cannell, £? Is and costs, 10s; Richard Pearee v. John Y. Birch, £4 13s and costs,

I ss; Kempthoriie, Prosser, and Co. v. James Orr, costs only, £2 0s 6d; J. Johnston v. J. Ritchie,. £4 and costs, 10s; Herbert Thompson and Co. v. F. D. Carboy, costs onlv, £1 Os 6d; Pottkaeruper and Co. v. H.'J. Woodfield, £6 5s and costs, £1 3s 6d ; same v. J. Roland, £25 7s 6d and costs, £2 14s; Mary Jane Wrathal v. Henry Grattan, £4 and costs, 10s; D. and J. Miller v. H. J. Silcocks, 10s and costs, ss; J. M. Mennic, Ltd., v, E. H. Stevenson, £15 17s 2d and costs, £1 10s 6d; J. H. Millar v. J. Ball, £2 5s 8d and costs, 10s; George Foster v. Walter E. Robinson, £1 3s 7d, and costs, 6s. Robertson Bros., grain merchants, sued J. Chapman, baker, for £1 12s lOd, amount duo for goods sold and delivered by the plaintiffs to the defendant. The defendant said he was working for his brother, and ordered the goods for him, but he was not a partner. He had paid for goods on his brother's be- _ half on several occasions. Judgment was given for the amount claimed, with costs ss.' ' :.' ' '' :