MAGISTRATE’S COURT

Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28252, 13 April 1957, Page 8

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

FRIDAY (Before Mr E. A. Lee, S.M.) REMANDED William Mari Berry, aged 23, a presser, charged with obscene exposure in Cranmer Square on April 10, was remanded to April 18. Bail was allowed in the sum of £5O. and one surety of £5O. TRAFFIC BREACHES The following traffic prosecutions were brought by the police.— Opening door of car, causing injury: Arthur Henry Archer, £2. Failing to give way.—Leslie Roy Archbold, £3; Victor Reginald De Bettencor, £2; Kenneth Ballantyne. £3; Courteney Hugh Devine. £3; Agnes Farrar £3 (no warrant of fitness, £1); Robert Ernest Leggat £4 (failing to stop for siren, £3); Norman Messenger, £3; Andrew Findlay Gillard Kilken, £2; Frederick Charles Paine, costs only. Using vehicle without due care and attention.—William Crabtree Clegg. £3; Rex Casey. £4 (no driver’s licence. £2); Reid Evenbly, £4 (failing to report accident, £3); John Maxwell Ellis. £4; Jack Kitson, £5 (failing to stop after collision, £lO and driver’s licence suspended for three months); Malcolm Breach. £5; Frank Renwick, £3 (no driver’s licence, £2 on each of two charges, no front number plate £l. no warrant of fitness, £2 on each of two charges); Ernest Alexander Clydesdale, costs (failing to stop after collision, £lO on two charges, failing to ascertain if any person had been injured. £lO on two charges, and driving licence suspended for six months).

Incorrect parking.—Mary Boulton, £2.

Unlighted cycle.—Arthur le Breton, £1; David Ranford, costs. No driver’s licence.—Frank Britt, £2 (no warrant of fitness, 10s); Gavin Charles Hamilton, £3 (no warrant of fitness, £2); Charles Stitt Marton, £l. (Before Mr Raymond Ferner,

Driving without due care and ittention.—Ross Leslie Gibson, :osts.

A similar charge against Russell Francis Thompson was dismissed.