MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9644, 17 January 1899, Page 2

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

MoNnAY, 16th January, 1809. (Before Mr C. O. Kettle, S.M.) UNDEFENDED, OASEB. Judgment went for plaintiff by default in the following cases : — Cummins and Co. (Mr Fitzherbart) v. R, Olimo, £2714s Gd, oosts £2 18s Gd. W. Bath (Mr Gordon) v. Hawera Joe, £6 68 lOd, costs £2 2s. G. H. Clapham v. E. Brownlee, £0, costs 10s. R, and E. Trogey v. D. MoDonald, £20 10s 3d, oosts £1 3s. W. Aiken, junr., (Mr Watt) v. Wereroa Eingi, £25 15a lOd, costs £2 I(3s6d. M. Neill (Mr Lloyd) v. Ratana, £4 6s, costs £1 5s Gd. Same v. Morohu (by consent), £3 11 2d, costs £1 8s 6d. Same v. Potae, £i 2s Bd, costs £18s 6d. I. Guthrie v. 8. White, £1 ss, costs ss. W. Kennedy v. Murray and Co.. £9, J costs 23s Gd. JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. In the following cases debtors wore ordered to pay the amounts within 14 days, in default 7 days' imprisonment :— J. T. Williams (Mr Marshall) v. H. Charming, £1 4s Gd. W. Aiken, junr. (Mr Watt) v. E. Hackett, £10 8s lOd. D. Jones (Mr Gordon) v. S. Robinson, £2 13s. A. J. Cribb (Mr Gordon) v. F. Jeffries, £2 Bs. J. H. Watt (Mr Watt) v. Rangipo, £8 7s. W. S. Dustin (Mr Watt) v. Jas. Delaney, £1 ss. F. MoHugh (Mr Treadwell) v. P. Pauapa, £18 9s Gd. T. Rowe (Mr Watt) v., D. A. Snow, £16 14a 2d; amount to be 'paid within one month, in default one month's imprisonment. DEFENDED OASES. John Brennan v Jas. Connolly, claim £9 10s. After hearing the statements of plaintiff and defendant, Hjs Worship adjourned the further hearing in order to permit the defendant to obtain further particulars. J. Thain and Co. (MrFitzherbert) v W. E. Gascoigne, claim £38 19s 7d. After ! hearing the evidence j adgment was entered by consent for £33 10s 23, with costs £2 15s, and solicitor's fee £2 12 a.

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