MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 41, 20 February 1900, Page 2

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Monday, February 19.—Before Mr, R. L. Stanford, S.M. UNDEFENDED CASES. Judgment went by default in the following cases :—Leonard Ranjson v. E. Roberts, claim £3 Is, costs 10s, Mr, Weston for plaint ill; Sash and Door Factory Company v. W. D, Scott, claim £5, costs ss; H. W. Davy v, W. Butler, claim £2 2s, costs 10s, Mr. Quilliam for plaintifl'; W. Moray and Son v. Michael O'Donjiell, claim 12s, costs ss. JUDGMENT SUMMONS. Sash and Door Factory Company v. Samuel Hill,—Mr. Quilliam for judgment creditor. Debtor, who did not appear, was ordered to pay tha amount (■£3 2s 8d) on the Ist of March, or in default 14 days' imprisonment in the New Plymouth gaol. f. P. Oorkill v. F. Oliver.—Mr. Quilliam for judgment creditor. An Older was made foe the payment; of XI per irir-yttbj the first instalment on March 20th, 01' in default 14 days' imprisonment in Auckland Gaol. R. C'oclf and G. Ramson (assignees in the book debts of P. Jl. Carthew) v. G. Smith.—Mr. llutchei) fqr judgment i jt'S.'J j tor. There was no appearance pf debtor, \yiio >yas Qi'dored to pay a month or iu (Jefaific H day's imprisonment in the New Plymouth Qflo}, S. 11. White v. VV. iShavv.-^-Mr, Quilliam for judgment creditor. Debtor was ordered to pay £3 a month; the drat; payment to be made on March i9th.' '

DEFENDED CsASB, H. N. Davies v. 0. N. Sn^ith. —Mr. QuiJJiam for plitintifi' Defendant was noasiiitud gii the production of a i'C'eipted coijtrs ac^unt.