JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT

Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1930, Page 8

JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT

HAWERA MAGISTRATE'S COURT. Judgment by default for plaintiff was given in the Hawera Magistrate’s Court yesterday by Mr. J. H. Salmon, S.M., in the undermentioned civil actions:-— L. A. Taylor v. J. M. Burns, £2 Us (costs £1 3s 6d); C. M. Rowlands v. E. M. Barnes (against separate estate of defendant), £4 Is (£1 9s 6d); Farmers’ Co-op. v. L. Paul, £l2 9s 6d (£3 16s); Egmont Trade Association v. J. Moffatt, 5s costs only; A. F. Anderson v. W. McKee, £2 15s (£1 3s 6d); Para Rubber Go. Ltd. v. T. Perry, £l2 15s 6d (£2 16s); Gerrand and Sons Ltd. v. G. Wood, £8 7s Gd (£1 10s 6d); Para Rubber Co. Ltd. v. F. W. Shackleton, £3 19s (£1 3s 6d); A. H. Shaw v. D. Waiapa, £l6 2s 3d (£3 Is); Arthur’s Ltd. v. Lucy Walden (against separate estate), 5s 6d (8s). The magistrate made the following orders in respect of judgment summonses:—J. Tautauha. was ordered to pa.y Gyde and Co. Ltd. £ll 5s 7d forthwith, in default 11 days’ imprisonment; S. Hanora was ordered to pay Morrissey and Co. £ll 6s forthwith, in default 10 days’ imprisonment; Tuihu was ordered to pay R. G. B. Sinclair £2 Ils forthwith, in default three days’ imprisonment; W. Ngeru was ordered to pay R. G. B. Sinclair £4 12s 6d forthwith, in default five days’ imprisonment. JI. A. Harley was ordered to pay the Hawera Hospital Board £lB 13s forthwith, in default 18 days’ imprisonment. LICENSING COMMITTEE. RENEWAL OF LICENSES. "On tlie whole the police and Health Department reports are satisfactory,” commented the chairman, Mr. J. 11. Salmon, S.M., at the annual meeting of the Patea Licensing Committee yesterday. Also present at the sitting were Messrs J. B. Murdoch, C. J. Hawken, E. Dixon, J. Gray and E. A. Pacey. All applications for renewals of licenses were granted, as were the following transfers: — • ’ Axel Frederick Anderson to Zarify Assid Gorban, wine license. John Stephen Shorthouse to John Richardson, Alton Hotel. The following new licenses for old houses were granted:— Daniel puiekenden, Central Hotel, Patea, publican’s license.' Zarify Assid Corban, New Zealand Wine Shop’ Hawera, wine license. Florence Emee Hawkins, Commercial Hotel, Waverley, publican’s license. John William'' Bourke, Kakaramea Hotel, accommodation license. John Richardson, Alton Hotel, accommodation license. A wholesale license was granted Taranaki Chain Stores, Ltd., Patea. MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING. Details of the shooting at the Hawera Miniature Rifle Club’s shoot on Tuesday night are:— Ladies’ button. —Mrs. F. Rae 49, Mrs. ■S. Veitch 48, Miss T. Ingram 48, Mrs. S. Woodward 46. Men’s button. —J. Vinton 50. A. Elgar 48, G. Harding 48, E. J. Booth 47, T. Hotter 47. Juniors’ button. —A, Thrush 47, J. Tapp 47, A. Booth 45. The teams’ buttons also changed hands. Following are rhe results: —A. Elgar (captain) 50, Miss Ingram 48. Mrs. Veitch 49, A. Thrush 47, total 194; J. Vinten (captain) 49, G. Harding 48, G. Gibson 48, J. Tapp 44, total 189; E. J. Booth 50, Mrs. F. Rae 45, T. Hotter 45, A. Booth 45, total 185. SOUTHERN DIVISION REFEREES. APPOINTMENTS FOR SATURDAY. The following referees*have been appointed to control Southern Division Rugby matches on Saturday:— Seniors. Athletic v. Kaponga, at Hawera, Mr. A, E. Spratt. Opunake v. Okaiawa, at Opunake, Mr. M. Bailey. Patea v. Eltham, at Patea, Mr. G. Hurley. Waimate v. Hawera, at Manaia, Mr. K. Bowman. Juniors. Kaponga v. Athletic, at Kaponga, Mr. L. Wells. Okaiawa v. Opunake, at Okaiawa, Mr. J. McNamara. Alton v. Patea, at Alton, Mr. A. Murphy. Hawera v. Waimate, at Hawera, Mr. F. Atkins. Th i ixl Grade. Athletic v. Kaponga, at Hawera, 1.15 p.m., Mr. P. Linn. High School v. Okaiawa, at Hawera, 1.15 p.m., Mr. A. Stevens Waimate v. Hawera, at Manaia, 1.15 p.m., Mr. J. Kiley. Patea a bye. Fourth Grade Okaiawa v. High Schoo], at Okaiawa, 1.15 p.m., Mr. T. Hurley. Kaponga v. High Schoo], at Kaponga, 1.15 p.m., Mr. C. Crowley. A BARRIE EVENING. ONE-ACT COMEDY AND LECTURE. A reading of Barrie’s one-act comedy “The Twelve-pound Look” should he an attractive feature of the Barrie evening to be given at the Oddfellows’ Hall under the auspices of the- Manaia playreading group of the W.E.A. The leading parts will be taken by Miss M. McLeod as Kate, Miss Ada Dudley as Mrs. (soon to bo Lady) Sims, and Mr. Frank Dick as Harry Sims. A lecture on “What is Success ” — .Barrie’s Plays as Parables” will be the other main item of the evening’s programme. The lecturer will be Mr. J. A. Brailsford, 8.A., tutor-organiser of the W.E.A.