POLICE COURT.-This Day.

Auckland Star, Volume X, Issue 3081, 5 March 1880, Page 2

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Befoie A. Dilworth Esq., Justice of tbe Peace). DKUNKKNNESS.

Mam ice Hieehau and James Trahau wet o lined 5s and costs.

LARCU'NY

Luerefia Jacob?, was charged with the larceny of several articles of wearing apparel on the 3rd inst, the property of (ana's Hue.

As Mr Tyler was engaged to appear for prisoner and could not be present, the case was adjourned until Monday. Prisoner, a respectable looking peisou, was admitted to bail.

In consequence of the absence of all the justices in the city, tbo remaining business was postponed until two o'clock.

(Before Messrs A. Bcethani and Prime J.IVs) LUNACY.

A man of unsound mind, was committed to the. Lunatic Asylum on the medical t^tiniony of Drs Haitics and lloueyman. ■p«S33 (Uefore J. E. Macdonald, Esq., X.M!) BREACIIEi OK BYE-LAWS Charles Jones, -was subjected to a fine of 2s for depasturing his horse off Fraukliu Road on the 26th February. Edward McGarry, was fiaed 2* [for permitting his horse to wander on ronsonby Koad on the 26th ult. Henry Hassell, pleaded not guilty to leaving his cart unattended iv Darby-street, on the 25th ult. Adjourned until to-morrow.

ABSENT AVITHOUT LEAVE. Charles Robert Harris, Kcdnioud Frauchtonand Win. Scott were charged with bcnV absent without leave from the British ship btracathro on the 4th inst. Prisoner pleaded guily. The captain said the men got on the spree and neglected their duty. P ' The men promised to attend to their work, and were sent back to the ship on payment of cost.s

damaging property. Thomas Mulvany, John Holland, William Jar vis Peter West, and William Sammon" were charged with damaging certain property at To Kcmiw, the property of John Onarlcs Hoard, by gum-digging, on the 19th x Cuiuury, Mr Hesketh appeared for defendants who pleaded not guilty. As the remaining cases could not he I, Car. l]\¥ r Macdonald having to attend to the K.M. Court, they were adjourned until