MAGISTRATE’S COURT

Evening Star, Issue 19786, 9 February 1928, Page 5

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9. (Before Mr J. R, Bartholomew, S.M.) DEFAULT CASES. Judgment was given for plaintiffs in ihe following undefended eases; —British General Electric Company, Ltd. v. S. I’. Kelly fTainui). £l4 17s ‘4d, good Is supplied; John M’Keefry v. J. Gilligan (Pembroke), £3 12s, goods supplied; John M'Kecfry v. S. Emerson (Pembroke), £1 12s, garaging car; John M'Kecfry v. H. Peake. (Makarora), £4 16s lOd. fares incurred and goods supplied;. James Houlahan v. T. Anderson (North-cast Valley), £1 15s, goods supplied; James Houlahan v. William Gregg (North-cast Valley), £1 12s 6d, goods supplied; John Frank Wilson v. Herbert Rollinson. £34 4s, rent due'; John M'Keefry v. Leonard Stokes (Invercargill), £3, faro due: John M'Keefry v. J. Chalmers (Pembroke), £6 8s 2d, garaging fares duo and goods supplied; John Edward Butler, Ltd. v. A. E. Orange (Hanmcr Springs), £6 7s 7d, goods supplied. JUDGMENT SUMMONS. An order for immediate payment was made as follows:—Butterfields (Oamaru) v. J. H. Stewart (Normanby), defendant ordered to pay £3 14s (with costs 9s), in default four days’ imprisonment. ORDER FOR POSSESSION. “ The position is unfortunate, but an ‘order will have to be made,” said the Magistrate, when John Woods (Mr King) proceeded against Andrew Goodlet for possession of a tenement in Cargill road and for £9 6s sd, rent duo and mesne profits. —Defendant said he. was out of work and unable to get a house.—An order for possession on or before February 23 was made, judgment being given for plaintiff for £9 6s sd.