MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16943, 18 January 1923, Page 8

MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

TO-DAY’S CASES. CHRISTCHURCH. CIVIL BUSINESS. (Before Mr Widdowson, S.M.) UNDEFENDED CASES. •Judgment for plaintiff by default was given in the following cases:—J. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd., v. R. N. Heppell and W. M. Hep pell, £9 18s; F. D. Xe.steven v. .J. Kiesanowski, £2l; Barnett Glass Rubber Company, Ltd., v. W. Whittlewood, £27 6s ; Johnson and Smith v. George Anson, £sl 2s 2d ; H. Panncll and Co. v. Levi Blood. £2 ; S:mpson and Williams. Ltd., v. N. M. Duncan, £4 9s 6d ; C. Taylor and Go. v. J. T. Holland, £5; Jarrah Timber Company v. L. H. Grant, £1 17s 2d; Booth, Macdonald and Co., Ltd., v. J. Colley, £3 11s 6d ; R. H. Mahan v. Joe Gardiner. £4 12s; W. E. Lucking and Co. v. T. Ford, £2 17s 6d ; W. H. Simms and Sons, Ltd., v. Joplin and Co., £8 15s; same v. C. F. Spiers, £8 7s; same v. C. Ford, £ll 11s; Weeks Ltd. v. G. Lennox, £1 9s; D. C. Browning v. G. Anson, £8 13s 6d ; Charles S. Th’omas v. E. G. Walker, £2l Is; Canterbury Builders and Labourers’ Union v R. Stapleton, £2 2s; New Zealand Co-op. Honey Producers’ Association v. George Beach, £5 17s 6d : J. M. Stew- 1 art and J. B. Beckett v. H. Bergstrom, £2 10s; Sargent and Dale v. Teoti Matene, £3 8s 7d ; Graham, Wilson and Smellie v. J. Robertson, £1 12s; New Zealand Tyre arid Rubber Company v. H. W. Taylor, £BO Is 7d ; International Harvester Company v. William Donald, £9O Is 8d ; same v. E. Thurlow Field, £ls 2s lid ; same v. William A. Love, £ls 11s 2d; H. Pannell and Co. v. Frank Henry, £5 Is ; A. W. Sparrow and Co. v. G. P. Smith, £l6 17s ; Skelton and Frostiok and Co., Ltd., v. Vernon A. NorrisJi, £42 19s sd. JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. James Scott was sentenced to fourteen days’ imprisonment unless he pays £3l 17s 8d forwith to the Southland end Otago Co-op. Timber Company, ltd. Norton Thompson was ordered to pay the Draper)’ and General Importing Company of New Zealand £l9 10s 9d, in default three weeks’ imprisonment. E. Crew was ordered to pav F. D. Kesteven £2 7s, in default three davs’ imprisonment. An order was made against C. W. Boakes for the payment of £6 16s 3d to A. J. Horniblow at the rate of 5s per week, in default seven days’ imprisonment. POSSESSION OF TENEMENT. Mrs Alice Emily Vincent (Mr A. S. Taylor), claimed possession of a tene ment situated at 316, Cashel Street, and occupied by Mrs Florence Annie Saggers, on the ground that the rent was in arrea-s. An order was made for possession on or before February 1.