CIVIL COURT.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20365, 24 July 1934, Page 8

CIVIL COURT.

Judgments by Default

Entered

Mr H. A. Young:, S.M., presided at a sitting: of the Civil Court tuis morning, judgment by uefault for plaintiff was entered in tne following cases:—Lambton and Co., Ltd. v. It. Kirk, £6 18s yd; Mating and Co., Ltd., v. T. W. Lynch, £6 4s lOd; J. M’Namara, trading as T. Capes and Co., v. Ernest Edward Papprjil and Ernest William Lewington, as attorneys for Itobert Boulley, £3l 13s; Maling and Co., Ltd. v. G. Trethewey, £7 18s; T’ne Carnage Cycle Company, Ltd. v. H. A. M Coll, £6 lus; Roy Twyneham v. J. E. Owens, £5 ss; F. Billingham v. John M'Lellan, 11s; J. H. Wilton, Ltd. v. J. M'Corquodale, £6 L3s 4d; A. G. Sherwood and Co. v. E. Thompson, £3 16 s; Beath and Co., Ltd. v. W. Johnstone, II 15s; James Carter and Sons, Ltd. v. E. Ward, £ls 2s 6d; E. Reece, Ltd. v. C. M. Kosswell, £9 11s 6d; The New Zealand Glove Company, Ltd. v. Ransom T. Harding. £4; New Zealand Grinding and Gear Company, Ltd. v. J. Wilson, £lO ss; New Zealand Farmers' Co-op. Association of Canterburv, Ltd. v. L. W. Olaham, £l4 6s yd; Fletcher Humphreys and Co., Ltd. v. W. H. M’Cartliy, £2l Is lid; same v. Douglas Hooper, £ll 15s lOd; Quill, Morris, Ltd. v. Martin J. Darby, £1 8s Bd. Judgment Summonses.

Albert Victor Voyce was ordered to pay £2ll wood and Son £66 4s Sd forthwith, in default sixty-nine days’ imprisonment, the issue of the warrant to be suspended so long as he pays £3 a quarter. James Harris was ordered to pay Ellwood and Son £3l, in default thirtythree days’ imprisonment, the warrant to be suspended as long as he pays 5s a week.