MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20956, 9 September 1933, Page 21

MAGISTRATE'S COURT

FRIDAY. (Before Mr E. D. Mosley, S.M.) BY-LAW BREACHES. Offenders charged with breaches of the by-laws were dealt with as follows: Driving motor-car without lightsReginald Irwin Davis (voluntary appearance), 15s and costs; Thomas Bloor, 15s and costs; Albert Ernest Linley, 15s and costs. Driving against automatic signalWilliam De Renzy, 10s and costs; Charles Selwyn Hardy, 10s and costs. Cycling on footpath—Eric Radford, [ 15s and costs; Albert Wilder, 15s and j costs, and for not having a bell he was ■ convicted and discharged. . Cycling without light—Thomas Henry Gleeson (voluntary appeariance), 15s and costs; Burt Clark, 15s j and costs; Leonard Clements, 5s and costs; Alfred George Ringdahl, 15s and costs; Frederick Thomas, 15s and costs; Herbert Victor Thome, 15s and costs; Gilbert Yates, 15s and costs; for not having a reflector he was fined ss, for not having a rear mudguard painted white, ss, and convicted and discharged for not having a bell. Failing to give way—William Brown, £2 and costs. Negligent driving—Bertram Hopkins, 20s and costs: Alan Bede Holmes, £3 and costs, and convicted and discharged for failing to give his name and address to a person in a collision.