POLICE COURT.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 162, 9 July 1907, Page 5

POLICE COURT.

THIS DAY.__ .1 (Before Mr. K. W. Dyer,, SM.) - Inebriate.—Alexander Miller; a second offender, was awarded the privilege of .EpySßS^ l a ?d in default three days,. Edward.Bfieyy another offender of previous appearance,- -was■•-'-!fined 30/j and costs, with the alternative of serving for seven days. -Three firsts offenders were mulcted to the extent of ; the customary a/. One of "these convivialists" was heard Arousing" 1 the echoes ' beneath Queen-street wharf by a constable last evening. He had apparently seen "the wrong step and had missed minding it while voyaging.' - down the wharf towards the _ steamer Star of "on which 1 he was" a; 'ftreaiian.: The dripping, wanderer .was .fished from his semi-immersed and haled ofE to the police-station by the strong ana of. justice, and this morning ; he was a "much ;disgusted." chewer of. 'reflectiohi without a word" to -advance in any, casual explanation. ■ -'<1 -- ..Maintenance.—7-Thomas. B y Hill waa.ordered""to" contribute • 7/6-a week to-. " wards the support pi- Ms illegitimate child. John Gordon, Tjy consent; was ordered to pay 10/ per week towards the support, of his wife, arid -5/ towards the support of each of his two' children. , ■. Mr. Brookfieid appeared for ■ applicant, . and Mr. Prendergast 'for' defendant. -