POLICE COURT.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 134, 9 June 1925, Page 5

POLICE COURT.

(Before Mr. J. W. Poynton. S.M., and Mr. A. J. Stratford, J.P.i HIS FOURTH BREACH. Ernest Edward Cuthbertson Maxey (44|, pleaded guilty to being drunk in Queen .Street, yesterday, and to another charge of procuring iiquor while prohibited. Senior Sergeant Edwards said that this was Maxey's fourth breach of his prohibition order and his fourth offence tor drunkenness within the statutory period of six months. The last time accused was up he was fined £10 or one month. Mr. Toynton: It's no use letting you off Mnxoy. you am coming up liere far too often. One months imprisonment. REMANDED. On a charge of stealing £1 15/. the property of \V. McAneney. William Thomas Ackernian 136 i who pleaded guilty was remanded for one week for sentence. A voting woman, whose name was ordered to be suppressed and for whom Mr. Fennell appeared, was charged with concealment of birth. On counsel's application an adjournment to June If was granted. FURTHER REMANDED. A native of Malta named Marie Cavishee (24), again appeared charged with deserting from the steamer Silksworth. A representative of the shipping com pany roncerned stated that .Cavishee wa; not allowed to enter Canada or remair in New Zealand. Efforts were beinj made to send Cavishee back to Englanc where he was signed on. Accused was then remanded unti .Tune 17. (Before Mr. F. K. Hunt, S.M.) PROBATION EXTENDED. Arthur Taylor (52) came up for sen tence on a charge of stealing £52, th. property of a club. Jlr. W, J. Campbell, Probation Officer stated that accused had borne an un blemished character previously. Hi trouble was that he had indulged ii drinking and gambling. Tayior was admitted to two year? probation, was prohibited, and orderei to make restitution of the money stole) within one year.