MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 11795, 26 July 1900, Page 7

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

■ Wednesday, July 25. (Before Mr E. H. Carew, S.M.)

In the following cases his Worship entered up judgment by default for the plaintiffs, with costs.—Massey-Harris Company (for whom Mr Cook appeared) v. Michael Collins (Waikoikoi), claim £28 7s; Id,' on three promissory notes; same v. same, claim £13 8s 6d, on another promissory .note.}, same v.. James. Walker (Hinuera)/'cla,im £23;16s 7d, on a- promissory note;' same v. George Wiggins (Greytown North), claim £21 13s 4d, on a promissory note. .Thomas Johnstone (for whom Mr Moore appeared) v. William M'Evoy.—Claim 17s, on a judgment summons.—An order was made for the payment of the amount by August 13, in default 43 hours' imprisonment. Louis Faigan (for whom Mr Wilkinson appeared) v. James MacGregor.—Claim £7 13s 4d, on a judgment summons. —An order was ' made for payment by instalments of £1 2s monthly, in default ten days' imprisonment. Stephen John Stevens v. Thomas Hitchcock and Edward Hitchcock.—Claim £9 7s 6d, for services rendered.—A counter claim for £9 6s was filed by defendants for.making valuations of furniture belonging to plaintiff and for arranging for tenders for the; erection- of a new house.—Mr A. S. Adams appeared for the plaintiff and Mr A. C. Hanlon for defendants.— After hearing the case, his Worship gave judgment for plaintiff for £V 13s 6d, with 0s costs, and on the counter claim found for plaintiffs, with 30s costs. ■. - .