MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17031, 3 May 1923, Page 7

MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

TO-DAY’S CASES. CHRISTCHURCH. The sitting of the Magistrate’s Court to-day was presided over by Mr H. Y. Widdowson, S.M. CIVIL BUSINESS. Judgment by default with costs was given in the following undefended cases:—P. and D. Duncan Ltd., v. D. Henry, £34 Is Gd; Wm. Long y. Maud Quinn, £IB 15s; John Sullivan v Wm. Downing, £10; J. A. Redpath and Sons Ltd., v. A. Long, £3 2s; International Harvester Co., Ltd., v. A. M. Allen. £2B 4s lid; same v. H. Beirne. £3 Is 3d ; Massey Harris and Co., Ltd., v. A. W. Allen, £37 7s 9d ; same v. H. Weymss. £lO 8s 2d; Frank Crawford v. W. J. Doyle. £2 10s; N.r:. Tyre ami Rubber Co.. Ltd., v. W. G Dempsey, £123 36s 3 ti : Jnrrah Timber Co., v. A. W. Alexander, £45 15s lid; Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., v. Florence Drumm, £6O Is 8d ; same v. Martha Jane Keeley, £lO 7s 6d: Wm. Long v • Maud Quinn, £l2 10s. JUDGMENT SUMMONS. K. Erickson was ordered to p«v to John R. Procter the sum of £5 Os' 6.1, in default six days’ imprisonment. CONTESTED CASES. Alfred b . Gabb and .John L. Gahb, carpenters and joiners, of 68. Harper Street, Sydenham (Mr S. E. M’Carthv) sued the Christchurch Co-op Fish Supply Co., of Balfour Terrace (Mr J. H. Upham) and R. W. Walker, manager of the Company, for the sum of £2l 14s 9d lor work done. Judgment was given A. F Gabb against "Walker for £7 6s and costs. (Proceeding.)