CLAIMS FOR DEBT

Taranaki Daily News, 8 April 1927, Page 11

CLAIMS FOR DEBT

JUDGMENTS IN- NEW PLYMOUTH. Judgment by default was given in the following undefended cases by Mr. R. W. Tate, S.M., at New Plymouth yesterday:—Newton King, Ltd. v. Frank Hard’widge, £7O Ss 2d (costs £6 9s); A. George v. F. G. Jenkins, 18s Cd (18s); R. C. Hughes v. W. Andrews, £27 ( £4 15s 6d); Taranaki Trade Association v. W. F. Ardern, £2 6s 9d (£1 3s 6d); same v. W. F. Ardern, £1 9s 7d (8s); same v. Milton Luke Ashby, £1 10s (12s); same v. Florence Edith Courtney, £5 (£1 3s 6d); same v. Henry /Faiwasser,’ £1 as (8s); same v. Henry Faiwasser, £4 13s (£1 3s 6d); same v. Henry Faiwasser, £1 16s (8s); same v Ethel I. Martin (separate estate), £lO 3s 6d (£2 17s); same v. Harold Edward Putt, £5 18® 6d (£1 15s fid); same v. Samuel Richards, £B' 14s 2d (£1 10s fid); same v. W. I. Roseman, £2 15s 6d (£1 12s 6d); Edmund Lash v. H. S. Pauling, £4 10s ( £1 3s fid); A. F. Adie v. 11. F. Sharp, £6 4s 3d ( £1 10s 6d); M. A. Korff v. Phillip Lewis, 16s 6d (8s); F. C. Raill v. E. G. iFalwasser, £1 6s (8s); B. C. Hoffmann v. E. Hooker, £2 5s ( £1 3s fid).

Under a judgment summons Joseph Mansor was ordered to pay William Lawn £42 2s forthwith, in default 30 days’ imprisonment. E. G. Faiwasser, who did not appear, was ordered to pay L. A. Bosworth £5 3s forthwith, in default five days’ imprisonment. W. D. Parkes appeared concerning a debt of £5 2s owing to J. S. Church, of Opunake. He was now a erane-driver at Moturoa, he said, and his family was comprised of eight children, five of whom were at school. He was paying 30s a week rent out of an average weekly earning of £5 ss. He had made an offer of 10s down and 3s 6d weekly, but had received no reply. An order was made for payment of the full amount, in default five days’ imprisonment, the warrant to be suspended so long as payment was made in the terms of Parkes’ offer. No elder was made against H. Pryor, bricklayer, of Inglewood, regarding a judgment obtained in December for £5l 16s 2d. He had a family of young children, he said, and other debts were owing. Since December he had not earned £5O. No order was made against W. Mathews in favour of K. C. Stanton. W, Kisby, who did not appear, was ordered to pay A. George £2 4 s 6d forthwith, in default two days’ imprisonment.