MAGISTERIAL.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 4788, 4 September 1883, Page 3

MAGISTERIAL.

— : ♦ OHBI3TOHUBOH. This Day. (Before B. Beetham, Esq., 8.M.) Cbihinaii Business — There was no business of this nature before the Court. CIVIL CASES. Judgment by Dbfat/lt.— ln the following cases there was no appearance of the defendant, and judgment was given for plaintiff by default :— Montgomery and Co. v. Gray, claim £2 7s 6d j Soler v. Brlenmeyer, claim £2 14s 6d ; Badoliffe and Joughin, v. Hull, claim £5 9s 6d ; Wilkin and Co. y. Hamilton, claim £74 15s ; Austin v. Obilton, claim £3 4s 2d ; Eokers'ey and Co. v. Sheppard, olaim £3 j Toomer Bros. v. Smith, olaim £9 3s 7dj Phillips Bros. v. Bell, olaim 18s; Dyson y. Whitford, olaim £1 Os 3d j Weir v, Milne, olaim 17a 6dj.Aik«n and Roberts v. Innes, claim £2 2s. MibobliiAneotts.— Badoliffe and Joughin v. Tonkins, olaim £10 6j 9d, for drapery goods supplied. Mr Stringer appeared for defendant, and elioited that plaintiff was uncertain as to the dates when some of the goods were supplied and had notgi'en credit for £1 paid. Judgment for £9 6a 9d and oosts— Kerr v. Field, claim £3 11b 3d for timber supplied for a dog housa. Mr Corr for plaintiff. Defendant disputed the price of the timber as excessive. His Worship gave judgment for £3 and coßts, remarking that there bad been a little looseness in the transaction on both sides. — Voyoe v. Ayton, olaim £2 14b 2d, for coal supplied. Judgment for plaintiff.