MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21198, 23 June 1934, Page 20

MAGISTRATE'S COURT

FRIDAY | (Before Mr E. D. Mosley, S.M.) | i TRAFFIC CASES Traffic offenders were fined as follows: — Cycling Without Lights—Herbert Stanley Smith, 15s and costs; Edward Arthur Larsen, 15s and costs; George Cooper, 10s and costs; John Warren Drury Fisher, 15s and costs; Murray Foster, 15s and costs; Thomas Roach, 15s and costs; Walter Roberts, 10s and costs (and convicted and discharged for having no reflector), John Thacker, 10s and costs. Negligent Driving—John Frederick. Ayers, 20s and costs. Negligent Driving of Horse and Waggon—Hadrian Travis, 10s and costs. Cycling on Footpath—Stanley Gibson, 15s and costs; John Hadley, 10s and costs; William Harris, 5s and costs; Roland Smith, 15s and costs; John Wolridge, 5s and costs. Failing to Give Signal—Ronald Burns, 10s and costs. Car Wrongly Parked—George Collingwood Dingle, 10s and costs. Negligently Riding a Bicycle—Ernest Arthur Hopkins, 5s and costs; Louis James Shaskey, ordered to pay costs. Proceeding Against Automatic Signal—Frederick Oliver V. Jones, 10s and costs. Driving Car with No Lights—Margaret Morris, 15s and costs.

It was stated in error on Thursday morning that in a court case at Rangiora in which Frederick George Proffitt a farmer, of Cooper's Creek, Oxford, who was represented by Mr E. D. R. Smith, claimed from Frank Pickering, also a farmer of Cooper's Creek (Mr L. J. Hensley), £3 as the value of a steer and £5 as damages, that judgment yras given for plaintiff for the sum claimed with costs. Judgment actually was given for the defendant with costs.