MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21120, 22 March 1934, Page 7

MAGISTRATE'S COURT

| . | WEDNESDAY j . Before Mr H. P. Lawry. S.M.' | THEFT j Horace Leonard Brown, labourer. | need 34, of Montreal street, pleaded guilty 10 the theft of a bicycle and two pairs of shoes, of a total value of £8 12s 6d. the properly of Charles Henrv Franklin. He was sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment. REMANDED j On a .-barge of behaving in an i otiennve manner in Manchester street j on March 20. John Meek <Dv. A. L. i liaslaivii. a retired farmer, a seel 6_. | of Osborne street, was remanded un- j nl Tuesday next. i UNEMPLOYMENT CHARGES I Cases, brought by Mr R. T. Bailey. , iof the Labour Department, wete dealt with as follows: | Making false statement—James \. Kennedy. convicted and discharged, W. B. Munday. fined 10s and J-' 05 '*.; T. J. Quinn, ordered to refund in and to come up for sentence if called upon within 12 months. _ : Failure to pay levy—Song Lee lined j 5s and costs on one charge and eon-: victed and discharged on four other*, t A. .1. Corrigan. lined 10s and costs on i each of two charges: Thomas George. | fined 10s and cost-* on each of three i charges, and convicted and dischaiged j on two others: J. T. O'Kearney. con- j victed and dischaiged un six cnaiget-. I SHOUT WEIGHT For selling a bucket of ra>pbernes short of the weight represented, the firm of Market Gardens i Christ - church). Ltd. nMr R. L. Saundersi. was fined £ 1 and costs. ; AFTER HOURS TRADING J For failing to close his shop at 1 j p.m. on the statutory half-holiday. . Jamrs Millow was convicted and dis- | charged. j Charged wirli selling tobacco goods ■ without giving : -he necessary notili- | cation. Millow was lined 10s and costs, j and lor U"! clnsiiig when required to do so Ijc wa.- lined £ 1 and coM> !