CHRISTCHURCH.
Friday, March 6.
(Before R. Hill Fisher and 3. Forrest****, Esqs., J.P.s)
Drunkenness.—Peter Boag and **he**. Harrington, who had been voder medical treatment, were each fined 5s and Ordered to pay expenses, the first lis and the other ss. For a first offence a man was fined 6s —all with the usual alternatives in cas* of default
Staob Cabriaqk By-law. •— W. B. Saunders, fa* plying for hire with attun--llcensed gta/_*e carriage, waa ordered to pay the cocr, of the summons, 7s. Hrkaking Insulators. — Paul Cavanagh, E/iward Cavauagh, . aud Robert Sample, small boys, were charged with bveauinfi twenty-eight Insulators, valued at £2 ll'-s, on the telegraph wire in Lincoln road. They pleaded guilty to breaking some -of them. They were cautioned, and discharged, the Bench recommending their parents to pay for the damage, Whlett nii-/.ut be recovered from them by civii acr.ion.
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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7805, 7 March 1891, Page 3
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CHRISTCHURCH.
Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7805, 7 March 1891, Page 3
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