MAGISTRATE’S COURT

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8171, 12 July 1912, Page 3

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

THURSDAY, JULY 11. (Before Hr W. G. Riddell, S.M.) Tor insobriety, JoJm Harris and Edith Homo were lined 2i’h. a prohibition order was issued against Home, and Thomas Wilson was lined 10s. Harris was the man who went over the side of the wharf on Wednesday evening. Four lirst offenders were lightly punished. CIVIL MATTERS. (Before Dr A. McArthur. S.M.) A BUILDER'S CLAIM. A claim for £2(l -Is was made by 11. E. Manning, builder, against A. H. Wallace, of Wallace' ami Gibson, Wellington, for work and labor done to a shop in Willis street. Mr A. Blair appeared for plaintiff and Mr E. M. Sladden for defendant. Defendant had paid JBI7 Is into court and after hearing evidence his Worship gave judgment for plaintiff for 15s 6d over and above the amount paid into court. UNDEFENDED CASES. Judgment by default w-as given for plaintiff in the following undefended cages:—J. J. Curtis and Co., Ltd., v. H. Wallace, All 10s, costs 7s; J. Myers and Co. v. O. H. B. Smith, £i Os Od, costs 13s; same v. Bernard Staples, .£7 Bs 2d, costs £1 3s 6d; B. W. Mills and Co., Ltd., v. William Sevan, .£l2 12s Id, costs -Cl 15s (xl; Wellington Timber Company, Ltd., v. W. McMillan, .£3 8s Bd, costs 12s; Evans Bay and Miramar Estate Co., Ltd., v. Amy S. Barraolough, executrix of the will of Henry John Barraclough, JBIB 7s 6d. costs .£1 11s 6d; same v. Isabel Violet Needham, £l2 10s Id, costs .Cl 10s 6d; Pnthe Freres v. L. L. Lord, JBI 4s, costs ss; Dun 100 Rubber Company, Ltd., v. H. Goodin, £35 16s 6d, costs £2 14s; Gordon and Gotch v. Victor 1 n'-rs. Jill 8s Gd, costs Jll 10s Cd. J L DGMENT SUMMONSES. R. Weston was ordered to pay £i 4s Sd to A. J. Maco by July 25th. In tho case of Stewart and Co. v. A. K. Boyd, a claim for £1 Is lOd, defendant was ordered to pay tho amount by July 25th.