POLICE COURT.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 260, 1 November 1915, Page 4

POLICE COURT.

. (Before Mr. E. C. Cutter.. ; M i DKUNKENJfESS. Four fir»t offender*, »ho ha 1 been, kept m for the week end. ».tp oniictel atfd Jier:iarj:cj. one forfeited ha:., ana two were fined .'> each. Vet auolhcr first offender, an a.;.-d Chinaman. ■» .10 had been enlerUin«d With rherr. brandy by an old friend, and a-imiltid that he had got a bit druri», waa '-'n | vjeled and discharged. ,lihn O'Donovau If' 1 , who ■» a.-- ore-. ouslv suffering very ir.iK'h fmm tn» effect* of liquor. *1 • T'.-uri I' i (■••r .1 week's medical treatment. HIS SLUMBEB. DISTURBED. John M Kirdy |.'«Ji admiuej Uui he Daniel Urummon 1 on the street on Saturday, ani Melheuey aiate-l that the man »pp«-arcJ to have been very mu.-h annoyed be cause 'ah mute. FJr.iiE3.ond, d: in t •• him for Ira. When he r.«fik! ail found he had rr-v.-i lie mnl hr •a:;.-I f.jreh t 1 t<>:; Druaimor.J hi* opini 'no. the .ircurr.atar.ro?. an!. ti::J.ng Drum moni on the street, he at "So struck him MrKirdy >i-.r.i tha! M' triub> wasn't that Drummond ha 1 fn>-l to '-a! hiai. but tr.at ihr man k>, t ffiaiiinj! hi:i: i-iuj', and disturbing hi« >■'.••• p W hen later mc: Drummond he didn't i» sani: him till otn»r man :i:.-t knO'-ked t:ic pipe out of hi? ioui'li McKirdy waa rail ted an 1 ;.- charged. A SPOTTER OF PIGEONS. Tatri'k Loag i3«i ad.-nitt»d hr »"a» an idle and disorder!) p<T-ou u.t« ■ out i-iffi ;cnt mean* of support. >ii!>lnap< .Mi'llvene\ .-tatfi thai though Lop.2 an able-bodied mar ;.-■ made no elTurt \\'.nli-\cr to ri 1 :.ir : ■ «or»' but tun;. , aJ>o'Jt hotels dr nkmp polio and a!»o a watcher • : , _'■ '■'■• for oth.-r r,-iot.< to piiirk. ' Dr;nk ia my d'»«n:'ail r'rr»r(v»d I Long. "I 'iarcsa- doin; a i.ttlf »o'.id »or» ; for a tim" »;!l do you ;ro<vi." , o xrt:--r.t.- : iii.i \\or.-:i.p. "You mil rx- -I'ntca ■••■i tc ihr'" , rnnn'.a* ■ ar<l labour. VTCTIM OF A FKLEND. I pi. a i gu;!ty and I ;,>.■! not cuwt\ " repii'd the v ');:!:i -. a l»!and«r v iio amp 'ip on-f m>">rp on a charge of having broken h_- ;>r":i..';t ■<- ,; ■' or'ler by pro<*ur'njj dr:n^ Nlatthe.\i aUtrd thai it I"':" ! p.m. a nei-k a;o he -a« lUn:-'U 0:1 t if street an.l ijkH if lia-1 a bottle of 1 beer on h.:n. whereon Da:; ri, produ.eil ; « email bolt!- o: r.e.r and «a. i :t hail oeen in r o hia p-"> k--t v '\" a \ounj: nun he had lent a shilling to. He -a.I hi- didn't «ar.t the b«-er a:-..! d:in't -i--i'ir it hut the young man had imrhe.i .t into h;.' po'-tet and hurrie i ±--m H» ha 1 always found LUnielj j-.-rir-t"; truthful ' 1 ■ Yu.ir Uonh.p he pit it n m> ket. and would not takr .'. :«rk ■<■'■.•■■■ 1 .-ail mm. If * break it ■■r. 1..- jiJ ! footpath 1 knc» 1 2-t :nto tr..ui>> — I «a.-. poing t" -•<• t a -a- " expia::i«-d Dm,-].. Scb-lrt-pecu r: I t.i.nk :..':r'thin? m what he m - Ht< Worship ennvirted in 1 nr :>t"•. Dani'-:.- t.) pay t;.c 1 o*t-. '. MIS C ELL AJTE OIIS. A rnarze of ;-.n_- threaten 11; ' h.Mour in Symonda <tr —t «ji.nil .[.mie- ( olet .4-Ji m< adjourned t... the 1-i-e 'wlm ha-i hurr:'dlv lei; ">i" »i-en<> of t'.ir arrest in a tra;:i t' W brought forward a''»o for explanation Kranris <"onaay. fnr drninj a m>.: ir .a.- injarfi. lenti/ l.t in yueen -tr.--afler dark, nas rined .". . and 7 R. .\ WiUon. for havlnff 11? a n.<:i c board Aen he *a- not !l.vn»rj under the IjinJ A=Tit-' V-". >b An' I t-V anl Srrrni-i 130 ■. a melani-holy looking Hunfrarmn. »ho na 1 b. .-n ar a »!■.■; aso for a--a::. and ha 1 mandr.i lurth.-r fir nieiVa! .•\:i:niiMt..nt to .. mental hc-p-.u,.