MAGISTRATE'S COURT
DEBT CASES HEARD YESTERDAY JUbGMENT BY DEFAULT Judgment for plaintiff by default was Riven by Mr W. G Riddell, S.M., in the following list of undefended civil actions; Watchman Bros. v. W. Nash. 2s Id, costs Its; Wairarapa Farmers’ Co-opera-tive Association. Ltd. v. J. Warelmm, £3 7s 5:1, costs .£1 Ss 6d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and Ross and Glcndining, Ltd. v. Wizzell Bros.. £7 Is 4d. costs £3 5s 6o; Tanner Bros.. Ltd. v. Mrs C. Eriksen, £9 IDs, costs £1 Its 6(1; Smith and White v. D. Davies, £l3 10s, costs £2 14s; Crothers and Moulton v. Albert Hare (junior), £3, costs £1 4s 6d; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and .Tames Johnston v, Clifford Waugh, £B, costs £2 2s 6d) Esmos Timber and Machinery Co. v. McKay Robertson. £3 8s Cd, c<»sts £i 15s; Smith and Smith, Ltd. v. H. ,T. Harding, £lO 17s 2d. costs £2 14s; Wellington Hospital Board v. Frederick Bales, £2 ss. costs £1 3s 6d; The National Cash’ Register Co. of Australasia, Ltd. v. .T. Mastronicli, £2O, costs £2 14s; Nielson, Ltd. v. Peter C. Connell, £l2 17s sd, costs £2 14s; Commercial Agency, Ltd., and E. W. Mills and Co., T.t, 1. v. Prouge and Co., £ll2 7a fid, costs £6 6s 8d: Preston and Co.. Ltd. v. j. H, .Tenner, £72 10s, costs £4 lfls 6d: Sydney C. Hancock and Victoria Josephine* Hancock v. Maude Silh (separate estate), £5 15s, costs £1 11s 6d; Laery, Beveridge and Co., Ltd. v. Mary Ann Maher, £OO 4a 7d,-costs £5 ?S: B. L. Hart and Co.. Ltd. v. G. Lee. £5 12s, costs £1 10s 6d; Thomas L. Buxton y. A. Stevens. £1 15s. costs Us; Commercial Agency. Ltd., and Johnston and Co., Ltd. v. Winsftinley and .Son, £125 Ifis fid, coate £6 13s; W. J. Gaudin and Son v. K. Moore, £39 4a lid. costs £4 4s 6d; A. E. Etvison v. Miss A. Mitch, 10s, costs 9s; E. W. Mills and Co., Ltd. V. G. Elsnone, £4 10s, costa £1 4a 6d; A. V. Tilkenn and Co., v. Robert Milne, £26 0s 9d, costs £4 Is 6d; Minimax, Ltd. v. H. T. Hanlon, costs only, 13s. On judgment summons George Mills was ordered to pay J. Braddock £lO 3S by March 25th, in default seven days' imprisonment: Percy Lo Grove to pay Lueilla •Mills £ll 14s 7d by March 30th, in default seven days’ imprisonment; R. G. Geddis to pay E.J. Hyams, Ltd.. £3 12s fid by March 25th, in default three days’ imprisonment; E. T. Quinlivan was ordered tfi pay William Sellas Bennett and Alexander Kenneth Sdobie Mackenzie £27 0s 6d by April Btb, in default fourteen days’ imprisonment; F. Prince, to pay R. F. Richardson and Son £l2 18s fid by March 80th, in default sevfen (lays' imprisonment. Overdue accounts' are collected by The Dominion Mercantile Agency, Ltd. Of. fices Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch. Agents throughout the world , Specialist in collection trade reports, and assignment Head Office. Union Bonk Chambers, Wellington.— Advt
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12391, 10 March 1926, Page 11
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