MAGISTATE’S COURT

Wairarapa Daily Times, 14 January 1932, Page 4

MAGISTATE’S COURT

MASTERTON SITTING. CIVIL BUSINESS. In the Magistrate’s Court this morn- 1 ing judgment for plaintiff, by default, was: given by Mr J. Miller. S.M-., in the following undefended civil cases: — Para Rubber Co., Ltd. v. John C. Rutherford, £22/3/11, costs £4/1/6; A. W. Brailsford v. Vernon Thompson, £1 10/-, costs 19/-; A. A. Wilson .v. N. Wood, £5/17/7, cost's £l/11/6; H. E. Pither v. D. Clarke, £l/17/6, costs 11/-; J. B. Rue v. Ernest Greenwood, £2B 19/2, costs £4/4/6; Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd. v. R. E. Meech, 2/5, costs £l/10/-; A. W. Brailsford v. John Riinene, £2/8/9, costs £l/10/6; same.y, Hipa Morris, £3/1/7, costs £l/10/&V Wong Noon v. Eric Julian Allison, £2 12/6, costs £l/3/6; F. B. Gray v. Tai Waaka. £B/6/6, costs £l/19/6; R. Hannah and Co., Ltd. v. L. Wagg (Napier), £l/14/5, costs 9/-; J. Macfarlane Laing v. J. A. Brooks, £5, costs £l/3/6; S. M. Baird, Ltd. v. J. G. Rutherford, £8 6/1, costs £l/10/6; S. R. Gawitli v. Rupert Walter Perry, £ls/17/3, costs £2/14/-; Watson and Co. v. J. P. Madsen, 18/6, costs 10/-. On a judgment summons P. W. J.

Corbett was ordered to pay forthwita £lO/4/6 to Thomas Carroll, in default 11 days’ imprisonment; J. E. R. Ray was ordered to pay A. T. Jackson £3 7/S forthwith, in default 2 days’ imprisonment; W. Christiansen was ordered to pay the Masterton branch gamated Society of Carpenters Joiners’ Industrial Union the sum or £3/9/6, in default 4 days’ imprisonment, warrant to be suspended so long as defendant pays 2/6 a week.