POLICE COURT.-This day.

Auckland Star, Volume XVI, Issue 3806, 20 October 1882, Page 3

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(3eforo Messrs Prltno ord Hull, J.P.'b) D.unk,—Three piirsons were lined lor thia offence. PU licit TllK Si'CUT.—An old man r,~nnd Potcr Finn, with white lliwlng batr and jolly iaoo, Was ohur_.d wlih being dlsor.&rly.—The ola man p.eadml drunkenness.—. mad 5?. Bullkiin.—Mary Burke, still ill In the Hospital, remanded until Monday. I BitiTip.—/\nnle Hamilton,now conva'escont, was charged undor the Vagrant Aot with i h-Vir-K no vldblo lawful nieanß ot support, I eto,—P_i.oaer, a young womao. said Bhe hud v ] ohanco ot leaving Auckland for ovor if the Hettc~ woula kindly allow her ta ko.—Sergeant j '"umblo enld prlßOner bud hid a Kicat ruinber * ot i ha noes wliliont proihlug by them.- Six | niootii-' imprisonment. Lakokn y. -James Watson was oharged with having In nls po_.ei.Bion a -wag ot wearing apparel, value £10, on the -Sih Sept., the pro. eny if Stephen Lttt.—Tho pro.eontor did not appear, and, on the application ot Sorgetni oamblr", the charge was wlthorawn for the present. -ACKS.—Richard Irwin, a lad of Indifferent character, pleaded guilty to stealing two B.oke, on tha teth lbs.i, value i., the property of William David Dallen, confeotloner, — Sergeant Gamble satd Mr Dihenhid ICBt a great number ot eacka f, otn hia baok premises, previously to prisoner being cinght, The boy, who manifested much Indifference, and smiled at several o( his -eo.ped companions, was ordored to Mount Eden for 11 day*. DOTtULY. — Albert Itdward Falmer was Oharged vyiih not being under parental oontrol. He was 13 years of age. Ordeiod to the Induitrial Bohool tor three years, to ho brought po In Ihe faith of tho Church of li* -gland, his father agrooiug to contribute 5s per wee- towards his bo., supporr. an Obsti!.\t< SA-T.-Cborioß Gralncon, a soamfia on ooard tho Astros, waa ordered to priioa for threo week, tor deserting tho ship. A TiwtiTi._BßTßAV_Li.a-t — Matthew t'oates «« called to answur t- a charge of travelling without a ticket on the Auokland and Onehunga Kail war, but did not appear,—Adjourned. This o'occd the business.

Tho North Shore Regatta Committee has fixed the entry nigbt in connection with the forthcoming teatlval lor Norembor tith. The fact of having it so early will Increase tho interest in the Regatta by permitting competitors and tho public to know what bjats will take part in the day's .ports.