THE COURTS.
0 ' MAGISTERIAL. \ SATURDAY. (Before Mr H. A. Young, S.Ji.) DRUNKENNESS. Two first offenders for drunkenness were each fined 10s and costs, in default 2-1 hours imprisonment. , , James Davidson, aged 57, of Scotland, a xerend offender for drunkenness, was lined 20s, in default 48 hours' imprisonment. REMANDED. \ postal officer, aged 18, was charged that 1 on September 2Cth, at Christchurch, ho, did, contrary to his duty, wilfully detain a postal J. Carroll, asking- for a remand until October 2nd, said there were several charges against the boy, whose mother had lequeatcd that his name be suppressed in the meantime. There was no suggestion of dishonesty in the case, but accused had withheld a number of letters. The police had not had time yet to go thoroughly into the matteT . . The Magistrate said that in view o. i.hat th<- Chief-Detective had said, ho deemed it advisable to order, the suppression or the hnVehame. Ho would be remanded until October 2nd, and bail would be allowed in his own recognisance m the sunt of o.n condition that lie reports aaily to the P Wiliiam Albert Darling, agedl 881 years.was charged that on September 1-tn, 1930, at Christchurch he stole £5 m money, the property of Herbert 'HaHigan. Accused was represented by Mr R. Twyneham and pleaded ""An 8 of Chief-Detective J. Carro . a remand was granted until to-morrow bail being allowed in the sum of £2o. and one surety of £25. CHILDREN'S COURT. (Before CYCLING WITHOUT A 1 - A fifteen-year-old boy was fined f,, . . cycling on tbo footpath, and without a light „ -piTjoM HOME.
CAN AWAY FKOM HOME. A toy who bad run away - £r0 . m ., 1 " 8 was commuted ° aiJ that he wouirrather the boy work country- vin f T ,„ offend ,r had run away i&izf&r&fsu. - m - "™ "°S££ Of "Se STATE. A SSTerCii —t £J SLSKJ - £ gj-js EK% a .££-£* her an engagement ring, , girl did not oppose 'hocommitt. , WAIKARI BOY CHAKGLD ! Charges of ! railway lines Jit Wa » boy _ Seniorasainßt a t (VGrady said that fortunate--.sslS/JS £ 8 leet long, on the as & jote . He The boy said £> at L £ waß coming, and did not lmow that ,a promised not to do = j d B t a ted that After the Senior-Sergeant »» . the boy's- h.m it he caao wag adjour- _
THE COURTS.
Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20045, 29 September 1930, Page 9
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