THE COURTS.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17810, 9 July 1923, Page 6

THE COURTS.

MAGISTERIAL.

SATTTrrDAY. , 3e:cTa Mr H. Y. Widdoirsca, S.il.) ; Dp-c-yAZ^rsss. j Sanrnei John Martin, aged ii years ap- ' r«ared on a charge cf helpless drunkenness. aak for a prohibition order and leniency,"' ; ha said. sun -inspector Sinroscn said the man had . -«5Ji drinking methylated sp'rits. j Defendant -ns remanded far 4 week fcr • medical treatment. : A SEPJOU3 CHARGE. I ~i-*rr\ Bernard ? 3ame-r' Green, i Mao*esd U yenra JMr K. If. Gressoc\ was' i cnarged with improper interference with » . girl cf eight years On the application or Chief Detectivs Cameron a tensed waa remanded until Wec- , beil beinz allowed, self m £2Co ; anc two sureties of £llO CASES, i A boardi:u7 : 9choci bey, who had been n:it- . T-'r'.y punished ot his hendrnafte- fo- -d ; "'» ; a_ bicycle at nitrht without a light, waV dia^ ■ cnarged. "i think he ha? had a -.-st said the Magistrate.' i Anotner boy, who had been warned befo" j v. rde his bicvele on the ioctitath.'waa :r:ier?d to pay cost.l, Tq. , A boy who rode his eye'o without a ;;.>%t : w-as to pay cofltg ( 7q. . A thirtean-y-ar-oid iad, 'who-e father said '• r ;L C ¥ M "I' C -°T- ra: - ri ' w " emitted tP ■ -ne Jo/= PriP.at.oc Hum? j--' r , r^r - t , o e brought up in the Church o^E-^'and : f i; ; a _ — n .a»-u