MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10003, 26 March 1910, Page 5

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

CIVIL CASES. I At the Magistrate's Court, on I Thurrfday morning, before Mr C. C. Graham, S.M., judgment was entered for plaintiffs by default, with costs in the following cases: —Masterton Borough Council v. Chas. Clarke, 12s Id, costs ss; same v. William Dixon, £2 lis 3d, costs ss; same v. Maria Donaldson, £1 18s 9d, costs sa; same v. William Green, il 4s 6d, costs sa; same v. Edward Jones. £8 8a 4d, costs 10s; Charles Sargant Ball v. Joseph Colin Boggs, £1 10s, costs ss; Albert Webb v. Harry S. Kyle, 15s, costs 8s; P. O'Dowd v. James Power, junr., £6 lis 6d, costs £2 4s 6d ; James Scott v. East and East, £45 lis, costs £4 6s; Donald and Sons, Ltd., v. Peter Robinson, £44 5s lid, costs £2 14s; same v. Hugh Rus-< sell, £1 17s 6d, costs ss; John Nelson v. Henry George, junr., £3O 6s 3d. costs £2 15s; Jas. Whittaker v. Arthur E. Rees, £6 12s lOd, costs £1 3s 6d: James Wickens v. Harry M. Cark, £4 lis 9d, costs ss; Nicol and Co. v. Henry Thomas Hurndell, £4 10s, costs 10s; same v. Herbert SeweU, £1 15s, costs ss; Butcher Bros. «. Kuku Karaitiana, £l 9s 6d, costs 7s 6d; F. J. Staples v. John Kadomski, £9 19a 3d, costs 8s; Chamberlain and Son v. He7iry Remington, £2 6s, costs ss, T)r. Cook proceeded against R. K. Jackson for a fee of 7s 6d, alleged to be due on a general account lor consultation and services. Defendant opposed {he elaim personally, but his Worship, after hearing the evidence, gave judgment for plaintiff for the amount claimed, with costs amounting to 6s. In tbe case James Sydney Dawson (Mr G. H. Cullen) v. William Murphy (Mr C. A. Fo,vnall) claim £6 17s 6d, plaintiff was nonsuited with costs £5 lis. JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. The following orders on judgment surnmonseswere made:—A. J. Alpass and Co. v. Moana Paratene, 16s 6d, order made lor payment forthwith, in default twenty-four hours' imprisonment; C. F. Gawith v. G. E. Press wood, £2 lis, order made for payment forthwith, in default sevan lays' imprisonmnt; P. Hamill v. Thos. Maloney, £1 103 order made for payment forthwith, in default three days' imprisonment. M. Oldsv. W. Kebble, £1 13s, order made for payment forthwith, in default three days' imprisonment; Jas. Whittaker v. Thos. Maloney, £6 15s, order made for payment within fourteen days from date or in default seven days' imprisonment; Boyd and Cuokv. Jeremiah (Heremaia) Fitzgerald, £6 10s lOd, order made for payment within fourteen days from date or in default seven days' imprisonment.