MAGISTERIAL.

Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12844, 30 November 1905, Page 7

MAGISTERIAL.

'3JBIARU—WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29th. (■Before C. A. Wray, Esq., S.M.) CIVIL CASES. -Judgment by default- was given in the following cases:—T. Hawkey (Mr. Ravmond), v. W. .Shaw, claim £2 6s 9d-, costs 10s; G. -and T. Young, v A. M. Eitto, claim £5 5s 6d, costs ss; Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative Association (Mr Perry), v. W. Hay, Pleasant Point) £2 Os 6d (less 2s scl interest charge abandoned), costs 10s: _C. Bowker, v. J. P. Ruddle, claim, £7 1/s 6d (less £2 10s received), costs Bs. In Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative Asso-; ciation (Mr Perry) v. J. T. Rogers, claim £.' 9s, a discussion took place on a claim j for interest, included in the amount, and j the case was adjourned for a fortnight. ! R, A. Webster v. W. Coram, claim 10s i 3d. Plaintiff's father appeared for his son. j but as he had no authority to do so to j show the Court, the cas3 was adjourned, i Mr Webster was informed that an adver-j tised authority to collect accounts was not l authority to sue for them. [ James Shepperd v. W. J. Mitchell, claim ! £5 13*- judgment summons on account for goods supplied in 1899-1900. j Defendant examined, said he had been | and was now unable to pay or to make any j offer, v".nd stated that his "earnings did not j average more than 2Cs a week, and he had j a family to keep. His Worship said he could j make no order. I