THE CIVIL LIST

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 259, 3 December 1929, Page 9

THE CIVIL LIST

NAPIER MAGISTRATE'S COURT. Judgmen t for plaintiffs by default of defendants was entered in the following undefended civil cases lieard before klr A. 51 . Afowlem, S.5I. , in tbe Napier Magistrate's Court tliis morning: — Grant and Howell v. Ihaia Rawiri £9 I7s 4d, costs £3 0s 6d ; Corniord and Langley v. J. C. Sliai-ples £6 Os 6d, costs £1 13s 6d ; Hawke's Bay Electric Power Board v. F.i, James-13s 4d, costs 12s; Thomas Bovd v. Herbert Keil £4 3s 5d, costs £1 5s Gd : Dinwiddie, >Yalker and Co., Ltd. v. J. A. Duley £4 0s 4d, costs £1 3s Gd; Aubrey Humpliries v. Frank and Oliver "Burge £26 11s, costs £4 6s 6d ; 3'k Williams v. Charles Le Gevt 11s. costs 32s: James Stewart v. H. E. Batchelor £4 35s Gd, costs £1 3s 6d : J. J. Niven and Co., Ltd. v. Edge and Soal £5 39s 6d. costs 15s 6d ; F. Thorp and Co. v. B. Streeter £4 19s 10d, costs £1 3s 6d. On a judgment summons B. Wallace was ordered to pay F. Yeats £30 8s lOd at the rate of 30s : fault 3 0 days' imprisonmeirt. P. Quinv" lan was ordered to pay T. W. B. vSouth £9 34s 6d fortliwitli, in default 10 days' imprisonment. AV. Desha was ordered to pay O. B. Hansen and Co., Ltd. £38 ls 2d, in default two months' imprisonment. The same defendant was omered to pav S. W. Davenport £4 8s, in default five davs' imprisonment. J. H. Gray was ordered to pav H. R. Harris £10 5s, in default 3 0 days' impri- tent. E. Seastrand was ordered hy pay W. G. Golding £5 3s. at the rate of 2s 6d a week, in default five days' imprisonment.