MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13691, 6 March 1908, Page 7

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

UNDEFENDED CASES. At the weekly sittings of the Magistrate's Court yesterday, before Mr. C. C. Kettle, S.M., judgment was given for the plaintiffs., in lie following undefended cases:— Gunson and Co. v. H. C. Powell (Herekino). £7 05..8 d,; and costs 15s; William Worms v. lid ward Lawson (Kirikirioa), 17s, arid' costs 10s; Brown Bros. v. T. W. Slater, £85 15s, and costs £5 1% Ad ; Robertson Bros. v. E. 11. Svmons (Oparau), £4 17s 2d, and costs 15s :W. Law,son v. A. C. Courtney (Mercer), £4 2s, and costs 10s; Denties Bros. v. Cut Libert Leathardt, jun., £1 19s, and costs ss; \\ estport Coal Company, Ltd. v. George Walters, £1 Is 6d, and costs ss; B. J. M. Kemp v. Reginald Seecombe, £3 Ms 3d, and costs 10s; B. J. M. Kenip v. J. E. MWcahy, £13 14s 6d, and costs £1 10s 6d; P. Bryrant v. Geo. White, £1 4s 3d, and costs 7s; Hill audi Plummer, Ltd. v. T. S. Carmiehael (Whangarei), £14 13s 9d, and costs £1 10s 6d; Westport Coal Company, Ltd. v. Mrs. H. Donnelly, 15s, and costs ss; D.S.C., Ltd. v. H. ii. Muinford (Tauranga), £1 10s 4d, and costs ss; 'D.S.C., Ltd. v. Mrs. M'anton (Karangahake, £1 7* 6d, and costs ss; D.S.C., Ltd., v. J. G. Mcintosh (Rotorua), £7 15s 10d, and costs £1 8s 6d ; R. H. Abbot t and ! Company, Ltd. v. C. J. Rouse (Te Kuiti), ! £18 9s lid, and costs £110s 6d ;E. Blucher v. F. Smith, 19s, and costs 5&; A. 5. Donald v. G. G. Peacock (Waihi), £33 2s Bd, and costs £2 14s; L. D. Nathan and Company,. Ltd. v. H. M. Hetit (Te Kuiti), £8 lis 6d, and costs £1 3s 6d; D.S.C., Ltd., v. Chas, Bray (Paeroa), £4 9s 7d, and costs 10s; Short and Co. v. E. Cross, £2 15s, and costs 10s; G. F. Gimbel v. Jane Wheeler, for immediate possession of tenement in Grey-street, Auckland, with costs, £1 19s; E. B. Dufanr v. W. J. Greenwood, £1 7s, and costs 8s; R. H. Abbott and Company, Ltd. v. Evison and Lambert (Wellington), £43 17s 4d, and costs £2 14s; A. R. 1). Watson v. Albert Beswiek, £1 2s 6d, and costs £1 17s, with immediate possession of tenement. A NONSUIT. Messrs. Kalin Bros. (Mr. Sknlton) claimed the sum of £24 from the Union Steam Ship Company, Ltd. (Mr. MeVeagh), for loss through non-delivery of two out of six packages consigned by plaintiffs from Wellington to Auckland in March of last year. Defendants " contended that there was no contract to carry the goods enumerated, plaintiffs having, either wilful!v or innocently, misrepresented the nature of the goods'. Hie goods were l shipped as frames, not mirrors or framed pictures, the freight for which would 'have been considerably greater. . His Worship decided to nonsuit the plaintiffs, on the ground that there was no contract to carry mirrors and photographs. It' merchants, for the sake of saving a few shillings in the matter of freight, misrepresented the nature of packages they must Ik; prepared to put up with the consequences in case of packages going a stray. The plaintiffs would be non-suited with'costs. ' CLAIM FOR DAMAGES. .James Lord, of the Wade, claimed from Samuel C. Lloyd ami Frederick William Legg £16 for alleged damages to his bush. Alter hearing the evidence His Worship decided to nonsuit the plaintiff, with costs £7 10s. F.CZKMA FOR YEA Its. Doctor 1 ? and Skin Hospitals did Him No Good—Sickness Caused Loss ill Wages of Over £300 —A Friend Whose Father was Cured of Eczema Advised Him to Try the Guticura Treatment.

" Mr eczema has been ten years' standing, and it. lias caused me over £300 in loss of wages. 1 am a carpenter and joiner by (ratio. 1 have been under doctors, and I also attended the skin hospital, but none of thorn did me any good. When 1 was at Hot-ley 1. purchased some of the Outicura Remedies, and I was working about all day, not giving my leg a chance, but, after purchasing twelve sets of tho Cuticura Remedies they cured the eczema in my limb. I #lsh> bad spots on (ho scalp, but they tire all gone now. J have bad these sore pimples fifty years. My scalp is nonall clean. My eczema was on the right limb from the ankle upwards, which was as raw as a piece of beef. 1 shall recommend the Cuticura Remedies to all I see afflicted with eczema. 1 was first advised to try the Cuticura Remedies by a mail who lives nt Redhill, whose father was cured of a bad eczema on the head. No doctors nor hospitals could euro it. After a few applications the whole crust of the head came off and left birii a healthy scalp. Although I am cured of eczema 'l shall always have Outicura by hie, and use the Cuticura Pills haw and then. Chits. Gambrill, 166, High-street. Ranlsgate. March 7 and April 17. 1906-'"