MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1084, 24 March 1911, Page 3

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

, CIVIL BUSINESS. (Before Dr. A. M'Arthur, S.M.) . UNDEFENDED CASES. • Judgment by. default was uiven ,for plaintiffs in the following undefended eases:—Frederick 'William Petherick v. Amy Annie Green, XI 10s. Bd., costs 75.; Ernest Emil Hendriksen v. Arthur Backhouse, X 2 10s., costs 10s.; Commercial Agency, Ltd., assignee, and M'Kibbon and Pike assignor, v. James Davey, X 4 lis. 2d., costs XI Bs.; Hans Pauli v. Henry C. Cochran, X 3 18s., costs 10s.; Commercial Agency, Ltd., v. J. Bowers, X 29 17s. Bd., costsX2' 145.; Miramar Borough Council v. Frederick Townshend, X 9 19s. 2d., costs XI 3s. 6d.; Henry Arthur Gold and John Lawrenco Arcus, assignee, of B. A. Hansen and Co., v. H. R. Morris, Xll 6s. lid., costs XI 10s. fid.; ltouse and Hurrell Carriage Building Company, Ltd., v. James Wright, X 3 Ss., costs Us.; John Norton v. P. E. ; Debreceny, 10s., costs 175.; J. Myers and Co. v. Herbert B. Hay, .£25 os. 4d., costs X 2.195.; Stewart 'limber, Glass, arid Hardware Company, Ltd., v. Herbert Hay, X 9 .Is. Bd., costs 135.; John Tuer v. Alexander Campbell, X 6 10s., costs XI 3s. Gel.; J. B. Clarkson and Co., Ltd., v. G. -H. Moss, X 44 Bs., costs XI 3s;; O'Regan and Dix v. Charles Simmonds, X 8 Is. 6d., costs XI 33. 6d.; Easson'and Sons v, William Barnes, XlB 14s. 2d., costs XI 10s. 6d. ~. . JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. Thomas Beattie was ordered to pay; to Andrew Gilmore the sum 0f.;>22 13% on or before April 6, in default tbreo aciya* imprisonment. : William Vickers was ordered to pay XlO3 lis., to the South Pacific Mortgage and Deposit Company, Ltd.,'on or boforo April 6, in default one month's imprisonment. L. C. Redwood was ordered to pay to the Scoullar . Company, Ltd., the sum of Xo 9s. sd. on or before April 6, in default seven days' imprisonment. No order was made in the caso of the Anglo-Colonial Importing Company v. Harold A. Oliver, a claim for X 3 13s. 9d. ' NONSUITED. . 11l the case'of-the Rouse and Hurrell Carriage Building Co., Ltd., v. William Whiting, a claim :for XI 15s. 6d., : plaintiff. was nonsuited, with ■ costs. BREACHES OF AWARDS. Charles Edward Aldridge, Inspector oE Awards, proceeded against several defendants for breaches of awards. The cases were undefended, and fines were Inflicted as follow;—E.. H. Creaso and Soil, XI; Thomas Warner, 55.; Kingston and Avison, 'ss. POLICE CASES. (Before Mr. W. G. Riddell, S.M.) Percy Baxter appeared on remand for sentence'on a charge of theft of a suit of clothes, valued at Xd, the property of T. G. Turntull. He was convicted and ordered to pay the value of tho suit (X 4), in default seven days' imprisonment. Mr. H. F.' O'Leary appeared for accused, who was allowed 24 hours in which to find the money,

A'yo'iinK man named John Hayes, alias Noon, v.iis. chanted with stealing a (|i>aiilily, of jewellery, valued at Jt'2o, Horn Iho dwelling o!' K. Tl. .Marriott, on March 111. On the amilication oi' Chief -Detective Brobers accused was remanded until March 29. ilr. V. R. Meredith iippenml for accused, who was admitted to hail in the sum of ~£sO, and two sureties of Jj.'j caeh, or 0110 of .£SO. One first-ollending inebriate, who did not. appear, was ordered to forfeit his bail (10s.) or undergo -1 hours 'imprisonment. • JPVENII/n COURT. A lad, 10 years of ape, appeared before Mr. W. G. Riddell, S.M., in the Juvenile Court yesterday morning, charged i, itli the theft of a quantity of coal, valued at 35., the property of Samuel Brown. The lad was discharged with a caution.