POLICE COURT.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 12, 15 January 1926, Page 8

POLICE COURT.

(Before Mr. J. W. Poynton, S.M. and a, SHE DIDN'T BEHAVE, SO l There was no response when they called a "Annie Elizabeth Slattery.'' Senior c Sergeant Edwards stated that the woman I had been remanded on bail for a month, in order to see how she behaved. She' * was charged that on December 9 she was deemed to be an idle and disorderly J person, in that she consorted with reputed thieves and prostitutes. "She didn't behave," said the senior sergeant, putting a constable in the box. to tell what he had seen of Slattery's movements during the past month. ] "She had her chance, and didn't take r take it," said the magistrate "One t month!" . OTHER CASES. Archibald J. N. McGinnis (Mr. Hogben) was fined £2 for behaving in a disorderly manner in a tram car. James Russell Hunter was convicted and ordered to come up for sentence if called upon within twelve months, on a charge of vagrancy. A prohibition order is to issue. Evert Ericksen (23) was convicted and ordered to pay £8 14/ on a cliaro e o f deserting the Canadian Challenger \ ( conviction was entered on a° second a charge of enterm- the Dominion with- r out a permit Erioksen is to be placed 8 onward the Canadian Explore? to- J ALL OVER HIS GIRL. [ "I want to sec you about sitting w ; t k my Jjrl in the theatre;" iaid RoW ope MS]' •" £° Uth; V* Wmiam Ellis f Lor P % ( L, reem f n,s Bay on. Dec-em-I Henderson appeared j n t]lJ> p ol>e | J lourt this morning, before U W R l LpT; vl eaderl B" Se "ior Ser C S nt o Jfi***** fenresented the police .A and outlined the incident I Henderson was fined £3, with witness , V expenses 30/, half the fine to go to Hope. L