MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 2993, 18 September 1908, Page 5

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

MASTERTON—THURSDAY, c 1 A civil sitting of the Masterton Magistrate's Court, was held yester- £ day morning befote Mr W. P. James, 1 3.M. Judgment for plaintiff by default was given in each of the follow- c ing debt cases with costs:— Hendry c and Buxtun v. Dan F'lynn, claim £lO 4s 2d, costs £1 6s 6d; Hugh Rea v. * Jamea Bentley, claim £1 4s, costs ss; Borough Council v. R. E. Howell, claim £23 Is 2d, costs £1 33; Same v v. Frederick Winter, claim £3 2s 2d, c costs sa; Sarah Clarke v. Charles £ Cunclitfe, claim £2 14s, costs 10s; s Elizabeth A. Hunter v. Alexander Wm. Birs's and Gertrude Beatrice 1 Birss, claim £ll 3s 4d, costs £1 13s * 6d; Borough Council v. Neils Neil- * son, claim £2 5s Bd, costs ss; Hallen- f stein Bros. v. Basil Keith, claim 10s 5 6d, costs 53; New Zealand Loan and 1 Mercantile Co. v. James Hodder, ' claim £7 Is 3d, costs £1 7s 6d; John ] Kite Blinkhorne v. Basil Keith, 1 claim £2 lfis, costs 10s; William 1 Cullen v. William Morris, claim 13s, costs ss; Andrews and Rishworth v. Bert Sevvell, claim £6 6s, costs i £1 3s 6d. In the judgment summons case of Olds and Anderson v. H. Hurndell, ; a claim for £3 10s, defendant was ordered to pay forthwith, "in default seven days' imprisonment. The order was suspended for a week. No order was made in the case of Sydney Scott v. John A. Lawson, a claim for £29 Is sd, after hearing the evidence of defendant. DEFENDED CASES. In a case Patrick Carr (Dr Trimble) v. Thos. Williams and Hukana | Tamaki (Mr Pownall), a claim for £49 18s lid, on account stated, judgment was given for £42 13s lid, with £5 13s c<ssts. Benge .and Garrett (Dr Trimble) sued Collie and Company (Mr Pownall) for £2O 18s 3d, on account of firewood delivered. Judgment was given for £l7 ss, with £1 Court Ann L. Fabian (Mr Pownall) sued Goldbloom Bros., for £4, value of material supplied to defendants to make into a costume, and which she alleged was spoilt by a misfit. The case was adjourned to allow defendants to make alterations to the attire. GOOD TASTE IN MILLINERY. Millinery that is tasteful, refined, and elegant in appearance, alwajs has a fascination for ladies. Tn Wellington, tho finest stocks of Ladies' Hats from the leading British and Continental houses arc held by Mrs Mathowson, Laiubton Quay, just opposite tho Bank of New Zealand. j A. visit to this establishment would be j an education and a pleasure to any lady, 5 and tho moderateness of tho prices a 1 revelation, r Send the documents of your importations 1 to MESSRS J. J. CURTIS & CO., LTD., a Customhouse Shipping and Forwarding a Agents, Customhouse Quay, Wellington ; who will quickly clear, pass and forward tho goods to you. Moderate charges. 2