MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20772, 4 February 1933, Page 8

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

FMDAY'. . iDeioie Mr K. D. Jloslty, S.ii.>. bLAUUUTERMAN ItEMANDED. William J°k" McOany, a sltughKruun, tt .'eU 35 (Mr W. * • Tracy), was charged with '.chavin-* in a threatening manner at ltlimrton "and, iurtber, with u»in 3 indecent Kagc He pleaded not guilty to both ££•» and *" sanded till February C. bail was allowed in isO and one aurety oi A'3o. TUAFFIC OFFENCES. C-ciio- without a resulted in lines •>t 'as and tests imposed upon Uio lollov/ina-.-ltobcil iitroert-Oibb Hecs (voluntarv appearance), w>- &***, Jonn Blaui, Allan" Jidwaida, Harry Hardakci, Molly iiociic, Thomas Phillip Shand (motor-cycle). William Sydney i'ulliu was fined 2s Gd without costs, and Hlako was tinea 6s without costs for having do beii. Fines of 15s and cotls lor cycling on the iootl>ath were imposed upon i.dward Quinn (voluntary appearance), John Jacobs, Mar<;aret Al&Ncil, Seaton Kclluway, and Jiditn Eileen Wisiiart. Thomas Scott Johnstone (Mr A. C. Ferry) pleaded guilty to chafes of diivmg without a liccnfe and failing to give way. He was lined 10s and costs on the fiirt tbarge and £1 and costs on the second. Failing to notify change of ownership «f a true); resulted in Hairy Picase beins convicted s>nd discharged, end John Edward Cecil Pluck, for using a track without having the necessary endorsed certificate, was fined 10s and costs. Frederick Walter Page was fined £i and costs for driving in a manner dangerous to the public. Charges of failing to give way and failin" to repoit an accident resulted in Henry Joseph Lancelot Williams being fined 10s and costs on tho first couni and 20s and costs on tlie second. John AVcslcy Bowdon (Mr M. J. Grcs»on) pleaded L'"dlv to a charge of failing to :;iv« wuv to a tru.m. He was fined 10s and costs. . , , Arihir Collins was charged with a broach of the Motor Vehicles Act in that he affiled unauthorised number plates to a car. He was fined 20s and costs. For a similar offeree William Donald .Smart and Claronce Campbell were each fined 10s and costs. David William Dakers wa» convicted of failin" to give way and was fined 2Ca and costs. Charlc3 HipErs was fined 10s and costs for driving Tvilhout a licence. John Watt (Mr W. F. Tracy) pleaded not •milty to a charge of negligent driving. Four witnesses were called, and the Magistrate staled that he was not natisfiecl that there ha<? Hern n»-li.y-)i'p. Th« tosr wnii distnissrd.