POLICE COURT.-This Day.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 76, 8 April 1885, Page 2

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Beforo Messrs F. G. Clayton andGlaßoete Justices.) - Drunk.—Five persons were punished for till offence.—John Nolan ((bird offence). £2 or H days.—Walter Thomas Grigg: JJs, Wk.i in chargo ot a horse aud cart(MfJlCuomrlii defence). A Free Lodging.—Dureaßaaellmasctawcd i under the Police Oironces Apt|fitb ii^lntf/oiUHtil »itliout lawful oxcuße on OamsmiaSesiri ' Fowler, tirey-street, on tbe M liut^ftboutt. said be was there, butuowhßjMflw'HsiW' only knew.-Sergeant Kiel?g«« .utimx. ttac Mr Farrell, manager to ths-Ckunpany.-Tbh' being prisoner's second offence, he Wißiratocal to ono month's imprisonment, -■■-■ »-■-?-• ■ JJrBOBEDiENCE. - George Rowlands'.¥»■' charged with wilful disobedience cf WA commands on board tho ship NortombffW on the Uh instant.—The ospt&la tail prtawfj was a petty oflicer, and ho wished to bin bin on board.—Tbo Btnch ordered prtaer tote' sent biok to duty. . : Lakceny.—James Rhodes wißchunodrt appropriating £1 on the 7thiDSl.,theprepertjC Alexander Higgins.—Mr (Jotttrappoimlinto (enoe. and asked for r remand and roaoiaUt b iil.—Prosecutor loudly jiroUsstedaittiMtiw mand.—The Uench, however, gninW ■■» mand until Friduy, and admitted vrlwnwto bail—himself in £50, and two .mjwet.in'Jß each, • - '' An Unwise SoLOMON.-Jacob &MiM»JW; obarged with beß^ius; by the vroyefde mvt'' iSth ulU—Prisoner got into a geat («em denied the charge.—Mr David Bloom.deftm!. to prisoner's outrageoue conduct1 He baa** suited the Ilov. Mr Goldttein, and wMtedtltJewish Benevolent Society to girehim ow to go to San Francisco.—Cunßtaole HiMfflWJ gave evidence—Fourteondajs'iffpnOTlwV; The Chahoe of attimpt t6 MCfflß^ J.ihn Holland was charged wiih BtritmK JJ{wounding Alice Olsen on thenightmntan ultimo, with intent to kill and manJet!»!«»■ /ilxe Olsen. The prißoner was alii ?WP with drunkenness '4th offence).; -Serg(»iitFi»: said ihe woman had exonerated UjO pint!* from the chargo of tabbing hat by timfi oath that she was drunk, and feanponaWW jug and wounded her jugular,,TeifcT»f drawn.— Three mouths' imprißonmeßt '« drunkenness. ~ _ii_»t I.ARCENY.-John Stewart was MUgiW' > larceny of cloihiDg, boots, eta, on thesa ""i the property of Duncan McAlpta »VWwitnesses not being present, the case WWW"remanded for a weolr, , Viii' KKMiNDKD.-Tbo ohaW'j'Wfi.'S' ' Aspinall for neglecting toprovide/orhußW;, was on tho application ot JUr Thco. WW, i7' manded until tTriday.