BREACHES OF BY-LAWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 145, 20 June 1923, Page 7

BREACHES OF BY-LAWS.

MOTORISTS FIXED. Tlie greater portion of the Police rnurt sitting this morning was devoted hi hearina prosecutions under the City Council by-laws, nnd Motor Regulations Act. The following oases were brought by fticf Traffic Inspector Hogan:-John Brett driving without license, fined £1, rests'"/: Harry Corrigan. :!5 miles an liotir in Sywonds Street, tilled £:!. costs -/• Arthur S. Xeale, similar offence, fined"£3, ,:ost? "' : R - H - Davi<,s - plying without license. £2. costs 17;': teonard Parkes. parking m prohibited i«.fl fl costs "/: Hindon Robinson, no plate. £1. costs 7/: RH. Stark, dangerous speeding on cycle and side-car, f5. costs £1 -V. Senior-Sergennr Rawle prosecuted for the police in the following case?:— W. Vn Chee, number plate incomplete, fined *£] cost? fl': A- I- Bentty. insufficient lights. 10/, costs 11 •'; G. G. S. Bowers, aan»erous driving. 10/, costs 15/ (stated £10 damage paid): gelwyn Craig, failing to stop for tram, £4. costs 15/: Dr. de Clive Lowe, no tail light. 10/, costs !]/• A- Geddee. insufficient lights, 10/, costs 11/: C Kitchen, same, 10/, costs 11/; J. A. Lawler. proprietor of demonstration cars, failing to give information regarding drivers, two charges, 10/ and costs fl/, on each; J. McLaren, failing to stop for mechanical signal. 20/, costs ]]/: L. W. C. Seagar. same, £1. costs g/"- L. Xathan and J. W. Whiteside, insufficient lights, 20■', coste 11/: W. A. Phillips, similar, 10/, costs 11/; A. Randall, car left unattended. 10/, costs 11/; L. Sheleott, backing on wrong side, £2, costs £1 1A A number of Defence defaulters were dealt with. ■\V. Webb was ordered to pay coste 9/, for failing to register a firearm, and H. Norcross was mulcted in the sum of 10/, -with costs 9/. for a similar breach of the Act.