LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16732, 15 January 1920, Page 9

LYTTELTON NEWS.

MAGISTRATE'S C&EUT. Mr S. E. McCarthy, S.M n presided at the Lyttclton Magistrate's Court ycßtcrtUy. William Stone, who did not appear, was fined £10, in default two months' imprisonment on ono of two charges of breaking his prohibition order, and convicted and discharged oa. the other. . Fanny Louisa Prescott, chargrd with procuring liquor during currency of a prohibition order, w.v convicted and ordered to como tip for sentence when called upon; «ne would rot he called providing sho left Lytt«i!ton a: orcei. ... Robert John Boyd, charged with procuring liquor during tho currency of a prohibition order, was fined £5, in default ono month's imprisonment. , Albert lfooto, who pleaded not guillr to a chargo of procuring liquor for a prohibited person, wa3 finod £10 and costs, in dofaul» two month.*' iinprironment. John Devi no an<l I'redcTick Pimm, for breaches of prohibition ordon>, were each fined £3, in default seven' days' impriwmWareham '31 r Simm), charged with having permitted drunkonncfs ia tho Mitre llutcir £1 ° and CO!,Ls * „ , . Craddook and Hamilton (Mr Twyneham) claimed from Mary Acn Haydon possession of a house ia ILxwklrnrst mod, Lyttelion. Tho toneracr.t had been Fold for non-psy-mer.t of rates, and defendant would not give up possession. An order was made for posr tession within or.o month, with costs.