MAGISTRATE’S COURT
FRIDAY (Before Mr F. F. Reid, S.M.) INTOXICATED HORSE DRIVER Harry Ernest Herbert, for being drunk in charge of a horse and cart, was fined £5 and ordered to pay police expenses, in default 21 days imprisonmerit. TRAFFIC CASES The following penalties were imposed for breaches of the traffic regulations;— , ~ , Failing to give way to the right Walter Murray Betteridge, 20s; James Guy Cooke, 20s; James Alexander Pepper, 20s; Henry Sapwell, 30s; Arthur Solitt, 20s; Edith Betty Stokes, costs only; William Williamson, 30s. Cycling at night without a light— Remus Gordon Lilley, 10s; Gordon McBeth, 10s; Winsome Mcßeth, 10s; Cyxil James McFerran, costs only; Albert Richard Wright. 10s; Robert William Smart, costs only; Frederick Gearaswaski, 10s; Charles Claude Allen, 10s. Cutting into line of traffic —Charles James Fox, 20s. . „ . , Driving at night with insufficient lights—Julia Gough, 10s; Harry Snelson, 10s. , _ , A 1„„ Cycling on footpath—Frank Alexander Milligan, 10s. Driving without due car e and attention—Alexander Owens, 20s; May Strachan, 20s. „„„ Cutting corner—Charles Henry Schumacher, 30s. . No warrant of fitness —Eric George Walker, costs only. Operating motor-car without assigned marks and numbers —Eric George Walker, 10s. Failing to report an accident— Henry Sapwell, costs only. Failing to keep to the loft Cyril James McFerran, 10s.
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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22467, 30 July 1938, Page 5
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