RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Evening Star, Issue 3833, 7 June 1875, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Monday, June 7. (Before J. Bathgate, Esq., R.M.)

Shotover Gold Mining Company v. W. H. Pearson.—Claim Ll6, balance due on calls; Same v. J. D, Hayes, L2 10s; Same v. John Pcyt, LI ss; Same v. Kenneth Rose, L 6 ss; Same v. R. Tapper, Ll2 10s ; Same v. Julius Wenkheim. 10s; Same v. J. G. Goodsir, LI ss; v * Lewis, L 6 ss; Same v. Neil Ross, L2loa; Same v. M. G. Barnett, 12s 6dj Same v, J. O Bnen, 12s 6d—in all these cases judgment was given for plaintiffs by default. Smith v. Flexman.—ln this oase Me Cook, who appeared for plaintiff, said he had just learned that defendant paid the amount into Court this morning without notifying the fact. Coubbol would therefore for ooats, including three witnesses’ expensed—Judgment for plaintiff for the amount paid into Court, together with costs as applied for. _ Brennan v. W. Shanley.—Claim L 24, for dishonored cheque* Mr Cook appeared for Elaintiff, and stated that this amount also had een paid into Court this morning. He therefore made a similar application to that in the previous case.—Judgment for plaintiff, with costs. ■

- Judgnmut _was given for plaintiffs by default m Sr 6 cases Rossbotham and Co. Y* Shanley, L 6 ss, for dishonored cheque; D. Sampson v. L. Mendelsohn, L 9 4s, for goods supplied. Plaintiff in th« latter case applied for and obtained a warrant for immediate execution, as he said defendant was “ clearing out ” this afternoon.