MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20790, 25 February 1933, Page 5

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

FRIDAY, (Before Mr E. D. Mosloy, 5.11.) DRUNKENNESS.' On n charge of drunkenness, Patrick Murphy, aged 40, with several previous convictions, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment. REMANDED. Leonard Rees Wilkinson, aged 46, charged that oa February 23 he broke and entered tho shop of W. Munday and Sonß, Ltd., and committed theft therein, v?as remanded until March 7, on the application of tho police. BY-LAW CASES. „ Tho following by-law cases wore dealt with Cycles "Without Lights—Bernard • Adams, fined 15s and. costs ;'fco reflector, 5s without costs, no boll, convicted' and discharged; Leonard Robert Clarke, 15a and costs; George Cullen, 5s and costs; Harold Gray, 10s and costs; David Charles Grieve, 15s and costs; Sydney Hadley, 5s find costs; no reflector, sa; no bell, convicted and discharged; Olwen Frances Jenkins, 10s and costs; Frederick Nash, 5s and costs; Margaret Pagey, 10s and costs; Alex. Ross, 15s and costs Driving Motor-car at '(Dangerous Speed— William Martin, £2 and costs. Motor-cycle Without .Lights—Ernest Claude Forsyth, 5s and costs; no license, ss. • VOLUNTARY APPEARANCES. Cycles Without Lights—James Young, George Arthur Wright, lan Burnett Collie, fined 15s and costß! James £ean, lCs and costs. Cycling oa Footpath—Donald Murray, 15s and costs. LEESTON. (Before Mr H. A. Young, S.M.) Judgment for plaintiff by default Mas given in a civil case, H. G. Hubbard v. O. Cosgrove, for £1 10s, and costs. No order was made in a judgment summons case. An adjournment case against R. Armstrong for failing to pay unemployment levies was concluded. Adjournments had been granted to 'enable defendant to seek exemption from payment from the Unemployment Board. Counsel produced a letter from the board remitting payment up to the end of 1932, and the case was withdrawn.