THE COURTS.

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THE COURTS.

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SATURDAY. (Before Mr H. P. S.M.) REFUSING TO QUIT.

On a charge of being a person drunk and quarrelsome, he refused to quit licensed premises, James Brady was fined £2 and cosls, in default four day' imprisonment He was also fined 10s. in default 24 hours' imprisonment, for drunkenness. ■ On a charge of drunkenness Michael MrAuliffe was fined £2 rand costs, in default four days' imprisonment. THEFT CIIARfJKS.

Leo Peter Kellec. need 19 \ p*tn. for whom Mr F. I> Sargent appeared, wa» charged with the theft «t Culvorden, on AuguM Iflth, of a watch and chain. valued at Hi. the property of Thomn* McFadgen, and that at New Brighton, on IVi'fmh'r 23rd, he Mole a motorcycle valued at £6O. the property of Frank Richard Diver. Hp »n* remanded to January 4th, bail being allowed at £IOO, one Mjrctv of 1100, or two of S/>0 each, accused to report daily to the police. BREAKING AND ENTERING CHARGE. Breaking and entering by day on rwcmb«>t 26th the dwelling of Beatrice Tallntt, »»d committing theft, wan the charge preferred against Albert William Frederick Wilder, aged 24 ye»r:\ who was remanded 'ill January 4th on £SO bail. KAIAPOI. (Before Mesjrs J. H. Black-well and T R Leithead, J.P.'*.) Horace Momo. on a chare* of Me-,line a tweed overcoat, valued at 10«. the property of Mr B. Tiilley, pleaded guilty, and elected to bn dealt with anmmnrily. lie waa convicted and fined l.i, lit default II days' imprisonment.