POLICE COURT.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 16, 20 January 1926, Page 9

POLICE COURT.

« I Before Mr. J. W. Poynton. S.M. NO WORK SINCE CHRISTMAS EVE. "I've done no work since '. ri-tma* Eve and so far I have ret ''fen aide lto get employment." -aid William Ear* ; -47:. who wa* charged with •-• as .'idle and disorderly person. v..' • ■'■■ '■ sufficient lawful visible mean? of support. On the application of '■ hief Detective dimming*, accused was reman until - January 2-1. , : ALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDER. Roy Charles Dorn 21' appeared. - charged with attempting to murder Muriel TetzlaiT a: Hamilton on January He was remanded to appear latere 1 the Court at Ngaruawahia or. January [ : BY-LAW CASES. ] ' Serjeant taluel! prosecuted in a num- - her of case* against, motorists and other* . , who had committed breaches of the ' by-laws. I Iris Florence Humphreys. whs was 'charged with negligent driving, and also a with refusing to give her name and .- . address, was ordered to pay costs on one 'of the charge*. - ■ For failing to obey the signal of a 5 'traffic constable, the Rev. Father Skinner ; was fined 10 and costs. , ' Failure' to hold out their right arm* r cost James Fra.-er til and costs and C. 1 H. McMillan 10/ and costs. Henry Wilson, against whom a charge of negligent driving was brought, was • ' fined £1 and costs: and for pillion riding , . S. Watkins was mulcted in a tine of 10/ • and costs. RAILWAY CASES. . ' George Campbell, who was charged with failing to. pay an additional train ' fare, was,, fined £1 and costs, while a ' rinvilar fine- was imposed on Thomas ! Hutton for intending to evade payment - of. hi* fare. On a similar charge A. L. ' Taylor was fined £1 and costs. , DEFAULTING TRAINEES. For failing to attend military parades I ' and drills the following trainees were r , each fined £2 and costs: Leonard Bull. ; Arthur Leo Conchie. Eric Alan Cowcll. c anil Gordon Dank*.' For failing to reg'i*- ) i ter. William Gibson was fined £4 and - i costs.