MAGISTRATE’S COURT

New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11648, 12 October 1923, Page 2

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

YBSTBBBAY’S SITTING. Police an<2 civil cases were dealt with at the Magistrate's Court yesterday. : Two first offenders, who failed to make ■ an appearance before Mr B. Page, S.M., at the police proceedings, were each or--1 dered to forfeit the amount of their bail, ; 10s. Insdbrifoty- also resulted, in the ap-g-aranco .of Bartholomew Mahbney and arry Ellis, the former of whom was fined JZ I, in dfefatilt thrSß days in cus- , tody, on tli£ of his thi*d ap- • pearance, the latter b&ihgr for his fourth lapse fined £2, with the option of Spending seven days iri custody. Other cases are reported under separate headings. CIVIL CASES. Judgment for plaintiff, by default was given by Mr W. G. Riddell, S.M., in the following undefended civil cases:— The Commercial Agency, Ltd. v. Nelson A. Ching, <£lo2 Ss lid, costs <£6 14s; William John Horan y. Matthew Henry Quin, -Gls Is 6d, Costd JS2 16s; The Medallion Art Co. v. Frank Bound and Alice o£7 4s 6d, costs £2 % 6a; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and W.. E. Lippiatt v. C. E. Cuming andi G. H. Grayson, £9 3s, costs £1 18& 6d* same, as assignees of Abbott Oram and Co. v. B. C. Goldsttfbe, <£l37 13s 29, costs JZS 18s 6d; J. H. Gilchrist v. New Zealand Merchants, t Ltd., Ss 6d, costs <£7 0e 6d; Commercial Agency, Ltd. ah'd Basfl Brothers (N.Z ); Ltd. v. Lyfubuni and Taylor, £2 7$ 3d, costs £1 3s Qd; some.apd Jago Biggs, Ltd. v. C; L: Olsfen, £7 15s Id, costs Jsl 10a.6d; John Chambers and Son, Lta. v. A. Brewer. £2 6s 4d, costs £i 4s 6d; same, and E. Feist apt! Co. v. J. Driscoll, dfils 7s 4dj costs ifs; Griffiths and Co., Ltd. v. A. Kinfc, «£2i 12s 6d, costs -J# Ist- J. B. Mac Ewan and Co., Ltd. v. S. J. Hanlon, 6845 15s sd, costs «£4 5s 6d; A. S. PateTson and Co., Ltd. v. Ralph Hare Fail. jC3I 10s. costs £4 Is 6d; MacKav and Murray v. E. Harrison, £8 14s, costs Jll 15s 6d; A. Ji. Paterson and Co., Ltd. v. James L. Morley, «£34 ss, costa £4 Is 6d, On a judgment summons Robert, Hardie was ordered to pay D. G. Baylv £4 4s. in. monthly instalments of 10s; G. C. Grednirg to. pay T. J.. C. Gun* £8 6s llcf before October 25th, in default four days' imprisonment.