890
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 44

Sec. 117, Rule 45.
New Zealand.
"The Magistrates' Courts
Act, 1893."

No. 93.
DISTRESS WARRANT.
(Against the Goods of a Married Woman).
Plaint No. .

In the Magistrate's Court, holden at
.
Between
, plaintiff,
and
, defendant.

I certify that the amount of £
remains unsatisfied on this judgement.
Clerk of Court.

To
, Bailiff of the Magistrate's Court [or To
].
WHEREAS
, of
, in the said colony, wife of
, was on the
day
of
, 189
, duly adjudged [or ordered] by the Magistrate's Court sitting at
,
to pay the sum of
pounds
shillings and
pence, claimed by one
,
of
for debt [or damages], together with the sum of
pounds
shillings
and
pence for costs and expenses allowed by the said Court, making together the sum
of
pounds
shillings and
pence, to the Clerk of this Court forthwith
on the
day of
, or by instalments of
for every
days: And,
further, it was ordered that the execution upon the judgment be limited to the separate
property of the said
not subject to any restriction against anticipation, unless by
reason of section 22 of "The Married Women's Property Act, 1884," such property should
be liable to execution notwithstanding such restriction: And whereas default has been
made in payment according to the said order: This is therefore to command you forthwith
to levy the sum of £
and the further expenses incurred herein, by distress and sale
of the goods and chattels of and belonging to the said
or her separate estate, except
the wearing-apparel and bedding of her or her family, and the tools and implements of her
trade (if any) to the value in all of twenty-five pounds, and also to seize and take away any
money, cheques, bills of exchange, promissory notes, bonds, or other securities for money of
the said
, or such part or so much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy this execution
and the costs of making and executing the same. And you are hereby commanded to pay
what you shall so levy forthwith to the Clerk of this Court, and to make return of what
you shall do by virtue of this warrant immediately on the execution thereof.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court, at
, this
day of
, 189 .

Stipendiary Magistrate.
[or Justice of the Peace.]

Amount adjudged to be paid .. .. £ : :
Costs of previous execution .. .. : :
Warrant .. .. .. .. : :
Mileage .. .. .. .. : :
Total .. .. £ : :

The Bailiff is entitled to demand and levy one shilling per mile, reckoned one way only, for every mile
beyond two from the Courthouse to the place were seizure is made, and the cost of keeping possession of goods
seized, which is not to exceed eight shillings per day, commencing after the first hour.

Notice.—If the amount to be levied be paid to the Bailiff within one hour after entry, he is not to
receive any further sum than the amount directed to be levied as stated above, with mileage. The goods and
chattels are not to be sold until after the end of five days next following the day on which they were taken
unless they be of a perishable nature, or at the request of the defendant.

Application was made to the Stipendiary Magistrate for this warrant at
minutes past
the hour of
in the
noon of the
day of
, 189 .

Clerk of the Court.

Hours of attendance at the office of the Clerk on
, from
till
, except
on
, when the office will be closed at
.

[Indorsement No. 97.]

Sec. 127, Rule 45.
New Zealand.
"The Magistrates' Courts
Act, 1893."

No. 94.
DISTRESS WARRANT FOR THE VALUE OF SPECIFIC GOODS,
DAMAGES, AND COSTS.
Plaint No. .

In the Magistrate's Court, holden at
.
Between
, plaintiff,
and
, defendant.

To
, Bailiff of the Magistrate's Court at
[or to
].
WHEREAS
, of
, the defendant, was on the
day of
, 189 , duly
adjudged [or ordered] by the Magistrate's Court sitting at
to return to the plaintiff