MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 76, 19 August 1914, Page 2

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

PFFOItK Ml! A. CROOKK, S.M. JUDGMENT ORDERS. At the S.M. Court yesterday, sever il judgment summonses cases were heard as under:— Elizabeth Cooper (.Mr Weston) v. Wheeler T. -Cooper. An order was made in this case for the payment of' Cil by August 21st, in default three days imprisonment. P.. 'Pippins (Mr R. Quilliain) v. A. J. Coleman. An-order was made for payment of £;', 8s by fortnightly instalments of ."is, in default -i days' imprisonment. J. Riddles (Mr F. Wilson) v. G. v.m lieck'. The claim was for £l2 4s .id, and the judgement debtor stated that he was unable to pay owing to ill health. After hearing tile, debtor's evidence as to his present earning.-, liis Worshu) made an order for the amount to be paid by instalments of os per week. G. Home, (Mr Johnstone) v. W. To Whiti (Mr llutchcn). In this case I.he debtor said that he was the son of the prophet To Whiti. lie admitted owning hind under the Public Trustee on which there was no mortgage, lie received ,I'lil in rent on Ihe Saturday before last, lie had l.) cows and a milking machine aU of which belonged to Mr Kin-, to whom He owed .C-MII). Had sold 2.iil .sheep for -CISIIof which be paid" £ Ml;; to Mr W •:- ton and gave his sister the lialanee.which he had agreed to pay to Mr Weston. Since June 2nd last, he bad only received what the Trustee had paid' dim. East .season he had received as niueli as Xliu i„ the month for milk but he got very little for himself, lie could only oiler ~>s per week. I lis Worship adjourned the case for three months