MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13703, 20 March 1908, Page 7

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

UNDEFENDED CASES. Yesterday's sitting of the Magistrate's Court was presided over by Mr. C. C. Kettle, S.M., who gave judgmen' for plaintiffs in the following undefended cases:— Limited, v. J. W. Thomas (Peria), : costs £1: A. J. Fmtrican and Co., Limited, v. John J. Ewing (Matapuna), costs £2 2s; A. Marsack v. Stewart Litchfield, £10 10s, and costs £1 10s 6d; Kane and Robinson v. James Powell, £3 Bs, and costs lis; R. J. Hill v. David Elliott Foster, £2 ss, and costs 10s; Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, v. Kenneth Bayne (Marakopa), £10 3s 9d, and costs £2 lis 6*l ; same v. Honeri Wanikau (Tokaanu), £200, and costs £9 6s; W. Thomas v. Charles Henry Addison, £7 13s 6d, and costs £1 3s 6d; Great Northern Brewery Company, Limited, v. Harry Pollock (Mount Roskill), £1 12s, and costs 8s; Smith and Caughey, Limited v. William Cairns (Taumanmui), £2 os 9d, and costs 10s; C. Richardson and Co. v. Arthur J. Cooper (Rotorua), £12 3s sd, and costs £1 10s 6d; H. Lewis v. H. P. Harbor, £3 15s, and costs 10s; Jessie Tilsley v. Wm. Hanlan, £1, and costs ss; D. A. Gray v. C. Bryan (Huia), £9 7s Bd, and costs £1 8s 6d; A. B. Donald v. C. Crawford, £2 2s 6d, and costs lO.s; George Clifton v. Wm. Morris, £1 10s, and costs ss; T. O'Shea v. J. W. Brooks, £6, and costs £1 4s 6d; Duder Bux v. Edward Keeley, £4 13s, and costs 5.- ; C. Langham v. Dan Sullivan, £1 Ms 3d, and costs ss; Waitemata County Council v. Mary Bartlett, 9s 4d, and costs ss. CLAIM FOR BOARD AND LODGING. Mrs. Rachel Boston claimed from Will Banvard and Bert Banvard £2 2s 2d and £2 6s 3d respectively, for board and lodgings. The plaintiff, who wa.s represented by 'Mr. Baxter, stated that she hud taken the defendants in as lodgers, at 4s per day. The defendants, for whom Mr. Hackett appeared, admitted owing some money, but said that the claim was too much, as they had agreed with Miss Hasten that they should be charged £1 per week. Judgment was given for the amount claimed, with costs. CASE ADJOURNED. The case m. which Clias. Brown-Parker, advertising agent, for whom Mr. W. E. Moore appeared, claimed from C. H. Woodbead, proprietor of the Brilliant Shine Company, £8 10s, as being the value of goods sold and delivered, was adjourned until to-day, after the case for the plaintiff had closed. Mr. J. Alexander represented the defendant.