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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5283, 13 June 1895, Page 3

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CHBIBTCHUKCH. Thuesdat, June 13. (Before Mr H. W. Bishop, S.M.) Civil Cases— Judgment by default with coats was given for plaintiffs in the following: cases.— T. W. Watson v W Williams, claim 12a 4d, costs 5s t A.* fo, rkin J- w w * =¥ £l 63 9d > coßts 10a; Hopkins and Co. v. J. Jones £16 19a 7d, coats .£1 14a 6d, Mr Hunt for plaintiffs; Wilson and Co. V. J. Jone B M 19a, costs 9a. Mr Hunt for plaintiff^ W. Strange and Co. v. K. Trevor £4, 14s 6d, coats 10s, Mr i Slater for plaintiffs ; W. White and Co » v. W. Shakspere JBl 7s (costs); same v.' I W. Bogera jei 14a 7d, coatß 5b ; eatne v. M | Kobson £2 3a 6d, costs 10a; same v. fll iStamblea JB7 9a 7d, Mr Cresswell for I (plaintiffs; Wood, Shand and Co v T I l^m 6 '^. £23 3f> « 008t8 £Z 4aj*Ba"me v. T. M'lntosh lla 7d, coats sb. Mr Kipp^nberger for plaintiffa; T. Wilson v. A. Bell 7a 3d (coBts) ; E. Allen v. J. Lnkey 7s 3d (costs).— C. Klingenstein v. J. Kountree, claim 14s- judgment anmmooi, ittc Byrne for the creditor. The debtor waa ordered to pay the amount within bix months, in default two weeks imprisonment.— S. Cookhead v. J. Kinley, claim 7s ; judgment aumttona. Mr Bruges for the creditor. Ihere wap no appearance of the debtor* his ability to pay was proved, and he was ordered to pay the debt within i two weekß, in default six weeks' imprison*i e i afc '"^ D< Sfc J ran8 Bnftn8 nftn *• J- Kinley. claim All 13a 4d? jndgment Bummons. Mr M'Connel for the creditor. An order was made compelling the debtor to pay the debt within two weeks, in default B ix weeks imprisonment.—!!. Chislett v. A Ward, claim j616 2s lOd, for meat supplied! Mr Hunt for plaintiff, for whom judgment was given for the amount claimed, with coßts £2 U.—New Zealand Methodist Newspaper Company, Limited (in liquidation) v. E. Chapman, claim £3, on three dishonoured promissory notes of £i each

iar uresewell for plaintiffs; Mr Papprill for defendant. After evidence had been heard, judgment waß reserved.— Q. Kins and Co. v. A; Amye3, claim £f 4s. Mr Cresawellfor plaintiffs; Mr Johnstone for defendant. This case waa adjourned till June 20 to enable the plaintiffs to furnish defendant with details of the claim, plaintiffe to pay .costs &\ Is.— P. T. Haafcina t. ' T. Olarkaon, claim .£42 10a. This case wag adjourned till June 27, to enable evidence to be taken at Palmeraton North.— J. Hill v. J. Kinley, dlaim 18a 6d. Defendant sent in a letter etatiug that he r was too ill to appear, and by consents of the plaintiff the case waß adjourned till June 20.