MAGISTERIAL.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14333, 26 October 1910, Page 6

MAGISTERIAL.

WAIMATE. At the sitting of the Magistrate's Court at Waimate yesterday, before Mr T. Hutchison, S.IU., judgment went by default in the following civil cases:— It. AY. Hutt (Mr Middleton) v. Fred Joyce, claim £3 Is (id, costs 10s; .J'olm Meehan (Mr Perry) v. Patrick Burns, £75 3s 6d, £4 13s 6d; J. Hurst and Sons (Mr Perry) v. Angus McDonald, us 6d, ss; Same v. G. Kihvortli sear., £2 Is 3d, os; Ross and McClintock (Mr Hamilton) v. J. Harper, £3 7b 8d 10s; J. G. Butcher- (Mr Middleton) y T. H. Wilce, £l9 3s 9d, £1 10s 6d; T. Richmond (Mr Hamilton) v Wm Galbraith, £1 10s, os; Mrs J. Lindsay (Mr Middleton) v. James Jordan, £8 6s, £1 3s 6d. In the case Thos. Wells (.Mr Hamilton) v. Win. Davis, claim £6 os, judgment went by consent, with costs £1 3s 6d. Mrs J. P. Smith I.Mr Hamilton) claimed £6B 17s lOd from C. A. Mat eholni- (Mr Middleton). and there ,i,. s i a counter claim for £B7 4s od. After j branny: the evidence judgment on the ,^'"!«?' as " iv<> " '''"' P ,: >'»t'fF for £(56 JCs 10d with costs £7 7s. and on the counter claim lor defendant for £-'o 13s Id, and costs £2 10s. <-. T V. J> Vruws (Mr Hamilton) v. G. b. Meredith and Co. (Mr perry) £ll 13s 4d, the sum of £G IDs Id was paid into Court After evidence had been given, judgment was given for the mil amount claimed, and costs Several cases of breaches of awird were heard on the information of the Inspector (Mr Lightfoot).—£lo mls churned lrom Mrs George (Mr Perrv) for undei-payment of wages, and iudrrment was given for £2. £9O W a s claimed from Win. McPherson (Mr M ; d dleton), on two cases, one of under payment of wages, and one of failing %J ay t f % n o,rer *ime. Judgment w-oS given for 20s and ss, respectively £lO was claimed from "S. J. M. Evans for employing a- youth without apprenticing him. Judgment was given for ss.