MAGISTRATE’S COURT
TUESDAY (Before Mr H. A. Young, S.M.) REMANDED Michael Kilkenny (Mr R. Twyneham) was remanded to appear on April 29 on-a charge of receiving cigarettes and tobacco of a value of £.30 well mowing the same to have been dishonestly obtained. Bail was allowed in lis own recognisance of £IOO and one urety of £IOO, and he was ordered to eport daily to the police. Charged with a breach of a mainnance order, Oliver George Sims (Mr r . W. Hunter) was remanded to apear on April 29. Bail was allowed i his own recognisance of £4O with n ' surety of £ 40. ChaTged with stealing a signet ring a Quantity of clothing . valued at ' !ss, Rangiatea Solomon was re- ■■■’ ed to appear on April 29. TRAFFIC .CASES aamc offenders were convicted and ed (payment of costs being or- . Ed) as follows, if not stated etherise:— ■ ... No warrant of fitness—Fritz. Raymond Baldwin, 10s; . Jack Churchill hew. 10s; Geoffrey. S. Smith, ss; Neville Carl Daue, iOs; Arthur Ney francis. ss; Fred Harlow, ss; Roy Harold Ritchie, convicted arid discharged. No driver’s licence—Lawrence Craw, 10s. - Speeding—Duncan White, 30s; Walter Cane, £2; Murray Smith,.3os; Ray Desmond Totman, 30s; Leonard C. Travers, 20s; Leonard Zimmerman; 30s. Failing to give way to the right— George James Peek, 10s. CIVIL CLAIMS (Before Mr F. F. Reid, S.M.). Judgment by default, was given for plaintiff in each of thei following cases: —Jones Motors, Ltd., v. Harold Desmond Bamford, £lO 6s 3d; S. E. Perry v. J. Tapp, £2 17s 3d; James Lee (O. K. Delivery Service) v. A. J: Rogers, £4 9s 6d; Charles S. Thomas and Bowie v. C. M. Brown, costs only; C. F. Cotter and Company v. J. Combe, costs only; G. W. Brown (Upper Riccarton Supply Stores) v. Thomas James, £l6 19s 2d; George Wadsworth (Wadsworth’s London Warehouse) v. M. L. Buckley, £1 11s 6d; Todd Motors, Ltd., v. Christies Car Sales, Ltd., £3B Is lid; W. M. Gamble (Motorwreckers) v. Norman Gibbs, £ 1 17s 6d; T. E. Elliott v. M. E. Mills, £1 ss; B. Hannah and Company, Ltd., v. ;G. O’Connell. £2 12s 3d; Dingwall and Paulger, Ltd., v. J. S. Barnett (Reefton), £3 4s Id; C. L. Rhodes (C. L. Rhodes Motors) v, Ronald Edward Davie, £2 4s, JUDGMENT SUMMONS On a judgment summons. E. J. Sisson was ordered to pay H. Matson and Company £2 4s 9d forthwith, in default four days’ imprisonment, the warrant suspended till May 7.
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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23003, 24 April 1940, Page 14
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