S.M. COURT.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIX, Issue 12287, 21 September 1897, Page 2

S.M. COURT.

Mondat, 20th Bbptbmbbb. (Before C. C. Kettle, Esq., S.M.) JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. Dtummoad aad Co. (Mr Watt) v. U. W, Eaaidon (Me Marshall), claim £18 61. Defendant was examined. The Court propoeef! to m»ko aa order for payment by instalment, which Mr Watt dficlined to acuopt, and the summons was struck out. H. Black (Mr Watt) v. S. Robinson, claim £7 9s. Ordered that the amount be paid within 14 iaye, in default 14 days' imprisonment. TISDRIfBNBID OASES. ' Judgment for plaintiffs by default wa» given >n the following cases : — Wangaoui Herald Company v. E. H. Brider, claim .£57 4s 7J, w:tl» costs £1 , Us. r ' W. J. Tread wo.l v. Enahoats, claim £34, 55, with costs J6l 19s. Awpsra Tamanui (Mr Marshall) v. Pirihira, claim JC2 7s 4d, with costs .£1 Sime v. Apia Hsranuku, olaim JBl\ 17s 4(J, with costs £2 Oa 6d. Ssme v Hor-ta Hinekahu, claim .£1 17a 4d. The claim and costs having: been paid into Court, but no notine of payment givon to plaintiff, coanseiV fee 6s sad 2s > Conrfc costs w«re allowed. DEFBNDBD CA8B?. G. Marshall v. Porokani, claim £2, withoosts £1 6if. W. Mcuormack (Mr Treadwell) v. Hirika (Mr Mar3hall), claim £46 13s 4d. After evidence had been gives at considerable length the forthor hearing waa adjourned to the 2nd October. J. Handley (Mr ffogf?) v, E. C. Bealp, claim J!l3 11s. .Tuagmenfc fer plaint S, •with costs £\ 10a 6cl.