MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21966, 15 December 1936, Page 16

MAGISTRATE'S COURT

♦ MONDAY (Before Mr E. D. Mosley, SENTENCED FOR THEFT George Bower Chignell sentence on a charge of stealing , and 12 studs, of a total valueotv? the property of Woolworths, Lt4 was convicted and discharged. * (Before Mr E. C. Levvey, Sjy CITY TRAFFIC CASES The following offenders were (k* with for traffic breaches:— Speeding; Carrell W. Moor, fined % Parking too far from kerb; Georg B. Foster, 10s; Leonard A Hulston. * Unlicensed heavy traffic: Beverife Kinghorn, 10s. Parking in prohibited area; Johns Ruddenklau, 20s. Using inappropriate number plaw Benjamin Rumble, 20s. Parking over time limit Walt® Scott, costs only. Using motor-cycle stripped for i*. ing without the permission of authority: Noel C. Woolcock, cosis^ HIGHWAYS BOARD CASES For speeding Hilton S. Wells, J*J. Stewart, and Clarence M. King n* each fined 20s. Ewan A. McKaskell, for overtake a vehicle within 150 feet of the eta of a hill, where he had not a d® view of the road ahead, was convict* and ordered to pay costs. MAINTENANCE CASES (Before Mr F. F. Reid, SJC) Charged with disobedience o| ( maintenance order in respect of & wife, Hugh McKenzie was convict* and sentenced to two months’ enment, the warrant to be suspend on condition that he paid off the a rears at a rate of £1 a week, in a#-, tion to the amount of the current» der, and the sum of £5 forthwith. Lawrence Godfrey was ords«i| pay 5s a week for the maintenance d his son. For disobedience of a order in respect of his wife, Fraaj Joseph O’Brien was convicted a* sentenced to two months’ ment, the warrant to be suspended * condition that he paid £7 forthrj and arrears at the rate of £1 a in addition to the .current order *