THE COURTS.

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THE COURTS.

MAGISTERIAL. FBIDAX. tßefore Mr K. 1). Mosley, S.M.) TBAFFIC CASba. For cycling at night without a, light, the following were iinea:—William Anderson 6» wituout costs, l<eu Carl 10s and cost*, ixoocrt (Jiawiord 6s wituout cos is, Wiiliuiii r lnumy fis ana costs, Ucnaid Eraser as wituout costs, Wiuiarn Hetker lus and costs, 1* redericK Jackson 5s and costs, J£ruesi Ueorge Merrin as and costs Clifford Brain and Malcolm Alien were each lined 10s and costs tor cycling at night without lights, and were both convicted and discharged for cycling on the lootpath. William Gamble was alleged to have cycled at night without a light, without a reflector, and without a bell. On the first charge he was fined 20s and costs. On the second a fine of us and costs was imposed, and the charge of having no bell was dismissed. Maurice Gee was also charged with cycling at night without a light and a reflector. On the first charge he was fined fis and costs, and on the second £s without costs. George G. Moore was also charged with cycling without a light, and with having no reflector. He was fined 10s ar.d costs' on each charge. Further cycling without a proper light at night charges were preferred against Frederick McCaughen, who was fined ±os and costs, James Mclntyre also fined 10s and costs, Arthur Potter fined 5s without costs, Henry F. Wright 10s and costs, Tames McGuigan fis and costs, and Arthur Smith Es and costs. The last-named also was fined Bs without costs, for having no reflector. A fine of 10s and costs was imposed on Fred Turner, for cycling without a light, and Ss and costs for not possessing ft reflector. Charged with cycling on the footpath, the following were fined with costs: —Gordon Itobert Boundy fis, John Joseph Collinson 10s, Horace Albert Jay 10s, Harold Thorp 10s, Alfred Conway Walker 10s, Reuben Chamberlain was fined 10s without costs for the same offence. Daniel Neill was fined Ss and costs for having no assigned number on his motorcar Henry .William Smith was fined 5s and costs, and Cecil John Paul Howard, on similar charges, 10a and costs. George Harris (Mr W. B. Laßcelles) was ordered to nay costs only, for the same offence, and for having no license was fined fis and costs John Mann and Arthur M. Helps were charstd with driving motor-cars at night without headlights, and were each fined fis a.nd costs. The samp fine was imposed on John Molloy Freeman, who liod beon driving with one headlight onlv. John Glencoe Macdonald (Mr H. C. D van Asch), and Frederick Brimelow were each fined £3 and costs for failing to give way to traffio on the right. A fine of 10s and costs was imposed on Jcmes Jack, for having an unlicensed motorcar. He was further fined 6s and costs for not possessing a driving license. Thomas Dixon (Mr C. V. Quigley) was fined £2 and costs for failing to Keep to the left, and Bobert Nathan Edwards (Mr F. W. Johnston), was fined £2 and costs for negligent driving. For a similar offence Thomas Muir wo 3 also fined £2 and costs. Henry Derago, charged with driving a horse-driven vehicle without a light at night, was fined 10s and costa. , ... Bobert Louis Dasler waa charged with diiving a motor-cycle without a nuniber-pl&to, and with driving without a license. He was fined 5s and costs on each charge. •- For. failing to give way, George Church was fined £3 and costs, Frederick Bonhavn was fined 208 and costs for cutting a corner, and Archibald Alexander John (Mr C. F. Woodhead) was fined 10s and costs for having wrong number-plates. Norman Eric Neill, charged_with dangerous driving, was fined £2 and costs. A charge of cutting <* corner brought against William James Gavin Turnbull (Mr F. W. M. Cowlishaw) was dismissed.