POLICE COURT.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 46, 23 February 1901, Page 2

POLICE COURT.

THIS DAT. —- ♦— — (Before Mr H. W. Brabant, S.M.) Drunkenness.—For this offence Di*Vt4 Mackie was lined 10/, in default 4S hdufS1 hard labour; John Joseph Callanan, jej. (jf. 7 days.' hard labour. ' 4^emanded.-^Karaka Kerap.a, charged with stealing two steers at Pukapiero, was remanded till next Saturday pn'Sub? Inspector Mitchell's application.—Jßdwarflt Thomas Newly, charged with deserting^ •wife at Sydney, was remanded till Moßday, on the application of Detective "Herbert.—James Roach and James StaPfir^ two young men, charged with being flJe and disorderly persons, were remanded till We.dneß.day, on the application of Detective Herbert. Bail was allowed each W one surety of £20, or two of £10 each.-A man named James pocherty, arrested late last night, on a charge of stealing ft*?"} the s.s. Waimana two watches and a fW'a chain pendant, total value £4, the pro- ■ perty of John Andrew Weymouth, W*9 remanded till Saturday next/on the apsl* , cation of Detective Herbert. (Before Mr T. Hutchison, S.M.) .; % Discharged.—William Parker, char&f1* with travelling in the s.s. WaM&rie yriw out paying- his fare, and with Intent tJRj evade payment thereof, was dischargf^. ~ : Alleged Theft from a Yacht.—Fr<?<J«ie* Follas, William Mpisley and John Dea^W; were charged with breaking into tho yBW!V Kotiri and stealing £9 worth Of efwtft This case was commenced yes!s<?rdas*> W* concluded this morning, Follaa wns cora« mltted for trial at the Supreme Court, ano the other two wero dlscharpfed. •' Tjfe