Magistrate’s Court.

Southland Times, Issue 13060, 7 November 1894, Page 3

Magistrate’s Court.

Tuesday, 6th November. (Before C.E. Rawson, Esq., S.M.) undefended cases. Judgments were given for the plaintiffs in the following undefended cases Herbert, Haynes and Co. v. George McDonald (Invercargill, for LI Os ss, costs 7s; same y. Miss Collins (Waikiwi), for LI 13s Bd, costs 8s; Broad, Small and Co. v. Henry A. Lamb, for 9s, costs 6s ; S. A. Palmer v. George Cox (Stewart Island), for L- 18s Ba, costs ss; same v. Wm. Joss (Stewart Island), for L2 17s lOd, costs 10s ; same v. William Lvnes (Georgetown), for 14s 6d, costs 5s ; same v. August Anderson '(Bluff), for LI 4s 7d, costs 7s 5 same v. F. Cleaver (Bluff), for L2 8s sd, costs 5s ; same v. J. H. Flynn (Lyttelton), for LI, costs 5s ; Carlyle Bros, v. Henry Lees (Clifton), for LI 15s, costs Bs. JUDGMENT SUMMONS CASES. Henry Raines v. William Cosgrove (Woodlands)—No appearance of the defendant. Order made for payment of amount due, L 4 Is 9d, on or before 6th December, in default ten days’ imprisonment. H. Carswell and Co v. Malcolm Macdonald (Wyndham)—Claim L2212s 6d.—Mr Hall for the plaintiffs and Mr Finn for the defendant who was examined at length as to his means and as to the disposal of the proceeds of a farm he had sold for. L6OO. He had given orders upon the ’auctioneers for an amount m excess of the purchase money. His liabilities, he stated, were greater than his assets and ho supposed he would have to file. He had been served with a bankruptcy notice at the instance of the J. G. Ward Company.—His Worship said that at present no order would be made.