MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9634, 24 March 1910, Page 5

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

MASTERTON—FRIDAY.

(Before Mr O. C. Graham, S.M.) UNDEFENDED GASES.

Judgtnout by default, with costs, was given iv the following cfvil cases:—Mastertou Borough Council v. Clias. Clarke, 12s Id, costs ss; same v. William Dixon, £2 11s 3d, costs us; same v. Maria Donaldson, £1 18s 9d, costs ss; same v. William Green, £1 4s (5(1, costs ss; same v. Edward Jones, £8 8s 4d, costs 10s; Charles Sargent Ball v. Jossph Colin Boggs, £t 10s, costs ss; Albert Webb v. Harry S. Kyle, 15s. costs 8s; W. G. Taylor v. T. Ross, £3 7s (id, costs 12s; P. O'Dowrt v. 3. Power, £(5 11s (id, costs £2 0s (sd; James Scott v. East and East, £45 11s, costs £4 (is; Donald and Sous, Ltd., v. Peter Robinson. £44 5s lid, costs £2 14s; same v. Hugh Russell, £1 17s (id, costs ss; John Nelson v. H. George, juur., £30 (is 3d, costs £2 15s; Jas. Whittaker v. Arthur E. Rees, £G 12s lOd, costs £1 3s fid ; James Wickeus v. Harry M. Clark, £4 11s 9d. costs ss; same v. Prior Gilbert, £1 Is 9d, costs ss; Nicol and Co. v. Henry Thomas Hurudell. £4 l()s, costs 10s; same v. H. Sewell, £1 15s, costs ss; Butcher Bros. v. Kuku Karaitiana, £1 9s (id, costs 7s Gil; F. J. Staples v. John Radomski, £U 19s 3d, costs £U; Ohamborlaiu and Sou v. H. Kemiugtou, £3 (is, costs ss.

Dr Cook proceeded against R. K. Jackson for a fee of 7s (>d, alleged to be due on a general account for consultation aud services. Defendant opposed the claim personally, but his Worship, after hearing- the evidence, gave judgment for plaintiff for the amouut claimed, with costs amounting to 6s. JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. The following orders on judgment summonses wore made :— J. Alpass and Co.. v. Moana Parateue, £1 14s Gd, order made for payment fo r thwith, in default twenty-four hours' impiisonmsut; C. F. Gawith v. G. E. Presswood, £2 Up, order made for payment forthwith,. in default seven days' imprisonment; P. Hamill v. Thos. Maloney, £1 17s (id, order made for payment of £1 10s (v.i forthwith, in default threa days' imprisonment; M. Ohls v. W. Kebble. £2 Bs, order made for payment of £1 VSs, in default three days' imprisonment; Jas. Whittaker v. Thos. Malouey, £(5 7s, order made for payment forthwith, in default seven days' imprisonment; Boyd and Cook v. Jeremiah (Heremaia) Fitzgerald, £5-4s 4d, order made for payment forthwith, in default seven days' imprisonment.