Magistrate’s Court Seven Days’ Gaol; Licence Cancelled For Three Years

Press, Volume CI, Issue 29913, 29 August 1962, Page 9

Magistrate’s Court Seven Days’ Gaol; Licence Cancelled For Three Years

Raymond Morris Efford. aged 32, a deer culler, was sentenced to seven days’ imprisonment by Mr A. P. Blair, S.M., in the Magistrate’s Court yesterday on a charge of driving in Lichfield street while under the influence of drink or drugs on August 28. Efford’s driving licence was cancelled for three years. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was not represented by counsel.

Senior-Sergeant G. M. Cleary said two constables saw Efford drive through red lights on Colombo street at the intersections of Hereford and Cashel streets at 1.35 a.m. Efford was stopped in Lichfield' street and when he got out of his vehicle he almost fell over. His eyes were bloodshot and his breath smelt strongly of liquor.

The accused told the police j he had been drinking all day. < He was examined ' at the < police station by Dr. J. S. 1 Wilson and certified as unfit j to drive. Suppression of name was 1 refused. The Magistrate said , it was quite a bad offence of j its kind. i OBSCENE LANGUAGE For using obscene language < in the Regent Cafe at 7 p.m. ; on August 27, Neil John Me- ' Clay Callender, aged 25, was , convicted and fined £5. He pleaded guilty to the charge. . REMANDED Charged with receiving stolen clothing valued at £7 , 9s 9d between July 1 and July 31, David Alexander Thompson, aged 21, was remanded on bail to August 31. TRAFFIC CASES In traffic cases brought by the Christchurch City Council traffic department, convictions were entered and fines imposed as follows: Exceeding 30 miles' an hour: Thomas GUI, £l2; George Henri J. Korndorfter, £2; Arthur Norman Chambers, £3; Sidney Barasley, £2; Thomas Andrew Field, £4; Kenneth Raymond Arnold, £4; James Edward Hall, £5; Colin Malcolm Hardaker, £5; Patricia Hogan, £2; Marjorie Allen Knott, £2; Terry Joseph Lyons, £5 (no safety helmet, £2; no driver’s licence, £3); Leo Vernon Musson £2; Seaton Francis O’Brian’ £4; Raymond lan Robbie; £2 (not wearing safety helmet, 10s; pillion passenger not wearing safety helmet. 10s); Ivan Edward Smith, £2; Raymond Arthur Stokes. £4; Norman Roderick Thomas. £3; Sidney George Tonkin, £3: Geoffrey Miles Turner. £4; Frank Graeme Walker. £4; Errol Ernest Waller, £2: Mervyn Errol Wayne, £2 (no driving licence, £2); Henry Otto White. £4; Graham John Wheatley, £2; John Edward Wheeler, £4; Lawrence Albert Whitehead, £2; lan John Millar. £3; John Russell Henderson. £3; Norman Wallace Cleary, £4; Alistair Stratford Gordon Couston. £4; Gordon John Langrell, £2; James Malcolm, £2; Nicholas Hollyworth Reed. £7; Bernard William Robinson. £2; Neville McKenzie Stewart. £3 (Ailed to stop at compulsory stop. £3); Clifford lan Barry. £4: Julius Kincs, £7; Freeman Edmund Booker. £4; David Lawson Brown £4: Douglas Richard Bushby. £4; Wilson Dodds. £2; Murray Malwyn Duder. £2: Ronald Louis Dumergue, £4; Robert Malcolm Edgeworth. £4; Wallace Loreto Egan. £4: lan Stuart Farquhar. £4: Ina May Gillespie, £4: Jack Goodman, £2; Robin Allister Griffiths £2; Peter Joseph Halliday. £2; William Harken. £4; George Thomas Haywood. £2: David Victor Hearn. £5 (failed to produce driving licence. £3): Peter David Mill. £4; Frederick Hofenk. £3; Frank Maria Hopman, £4; Ross lan Jackson. £2; Joseph Kawana £4; Brian John Kilworth, £4; Meriyn Frederick Jones. £2; Malcolm Leadbetter. £4; Doreen Martha Lewis, £4: Graham Mevnell. £4; Alan Grand Mitchell. £4: Frank Donald Pankhurst, £4: Derek James Patterson. £4; Edgar Allan • Oueree. £2: Owen Silian Rees. £8; bn James Richardson £2; Thoma* Edward Roff. £4; Brian

James Smith, £4; Robert James d Smith, £2; Alexander Robert S Stevenson £6; Elaine Dorothy E Thornton. £4; Samuel John S Langley Timmins, £6; Laurence ii Leslei Tippet, £2; Maurice s Edward Toon, £2; John Doug- R las Turner, £4; Julie May 4 Walker, £4; Jay Allistair E White. £2; Barry William E Whiteford, £2; Kevin Wilfred < Whiting, £4; Frank Wilhelm, c £4; Robin Tennent Wilkinson, S £6; Douglas Lawrence Wilks, » £2; Peter John Wilson, £4; a Reginald Clarkson, £2; Mathew ( Clucina, £4; David Lindsay t Colquhoun, £2; Samuel Cook, ' £2; John Robert Ewart, £3; ( Norman Stanley Nish. £5; v James Francis Oakley, £4; a Frederick James Rogers. £3; < Gordon Herbert Roxburgh, £5; * Albert Mitchell Smith, £2; 1 Richard Allan Thomas, £4. 0 No warrant of fitness: Robert ' McKenzie Bailey, £3; Joel r David George Dale. £3; Donald < Victor Maffey, £2; Kevin James I Scalmer, £2; Patrick George 1 Shannon, £3; Eunice May I Cairns. £2 (no registration r plate, £2). > No front light on cycle: Ray I John Julius, £2; Anthony John Scalmer, £2; Garry Walter 1 Crawford, £2 (no rear light, ( 10s). t No driver’s licence: Gilbert < Eric Hardaker, £2 10s (no war- i rant of fitness, £1); Les Dallas ( Dwight, £2. Failing to stop at sign: Dorothy Ruth Hogan, £2; James Laird. £3; John Frederick Cui- I len, £3; Norman Henry Stokes, > £2. Failing to supply information: < Gordon John Lauder, Ltd., £7 : 10s; Kevin James McGrade, £5; I John McLean, £7 10s. Insufficient lights on motorcycle: Neville Winston Bailey, £4 (no wararnt of fitness, £2). Parking Offences: Kenneth Peter Clout, £3; Rudolf Kovesy, £3; Jacob Schriek, £l. Failing to display heavy traffic , licence: Horton Bidwell and Company, Ltd., £5. 1 Failed to obey traffic lights: ; Selwyn George Withers, £6; , Wilfred Irving Ward, £3. Failed to give way; Feodor ' Edward Werner, £7. Used overloaded vehicle: ■ Stone Carrying Company. Ltd., . Drove without reasonable consideration: David John Tobin, i £7, No heavy traffic licence: Carnegie Neilson, £7 10s (no cer- ■ tificate of fitness, £7 10s). 1 Exceeded 20 miles an hour on power-cycle; Edwin Grant Steel. £2. Falling to indicate intention to turn right: Stewart Sanders. £5. (Before Mr E. A. Lee. S.M.) COSTS ONLY lan Francis Horlor, charged with failing to stop for a traffic officer on May 29 was ordered : to pay costs only. Horlor pleaded not guilty. The Magis- : trate said it did not appear to . have been a defiant or delibI erate breach. , Charged with double parking in Colombo street on April 26, . James Edward Payne was convicted and ordered to pay costs only. A plea of not guilty i was entered. The Magistrate said Payne must be convicted ’ as on his own admission he had been doing other business ; beside unloading furniture. CIVIL CASES 1 (Before Mr E. A. Lee. S.M.) JUDGMENT SUMMONSES . The following orders were ; made on judgment summonses: s B Siataga Rahera road, to I pay’ H. S. Thelning £4 6s 9d, ■ in default five days' imprisonI ment warrant suspended while . £1 a'week is paid; K. Simpson, ; Murray place, to pay R. D. i Bryan £59 3s (60 days’ or £3 I a week); Roberta Taylor, s married woman. Tika street, to i pay R. O. Parry £2l 13s (22 i days or £1 a week); B. Cums mins, spinster, Robson avenue, i to pay Drayton-Jones, Ltd., £7 > 15a 8d (eight days or £1 a week); J Paisley. Wise street, c to pay Maling and Company, r Ltd £3 (three days); M. C. i Mowatt. Wale* street to pay . Maling and Company, Ltd. £lB I. 16* Td (19 days or 15s a week); 5 A. Scott, married woman. ; Hoani street, to pay Naims I Nurseries. Ltd. 7s 6d (one day): •’ M Hart, Kilmore street, to pay • C. C Mintv £5 7s (seven days i or £1 a week); Leonard Camp- - bell Reid, forestry worker, c Bankside, to pay Butterfields ■ (Christchurch), Ltd. £l4 15s • 10s <l5 days or £1 a week); a William McCrone. drainlayer. - to pay Butterfields (Christs church) Ltd. £27 19s lid (28 r> days or £1 a week); E. Triggs. i. married woman. Tedder avenue. ; to pav Riccarton Electrical a Supplies, Ltd. £l2 6s M (12

days or £1 a week); Harvey Seddon, Austin street, to pay E J Adcock and Sons, Ltd. £'22 13s 6d (23 days or £1 a week); Noel Hooper, Jerrold street, to pay Leonard Francis Margetts. £l7 5s 3d (18 days or £1 a week); E. A. Pearcy, Harewood road, to pay National Electrical and Engineering Company Ltd. £64 2s 6d (65 days or £3 a week); Ivan Stanley Nankivell. engineer. Marshall street, to pay Wooff and Salvensen. Ltd. £4 6s 6d (five days); Michael Ellis, carpenter. Sandra street, to pay Arthur Thomson, £6 13s 6d (seven days); A. Boult, housewife, Virgil place, to pay Beath and Company. Ltd. £43 16s 2d (45 days or il a week); George Harvey, Gillies road, to pay T. R. Keeley £l3 6s (14 days or £2 a week); J. Mcllraith, worker. Ham road, to pay Pannell and Company. Ltd. £7 7s (eight days or £2 a week); W. D. Ball, driver. Manurere street, to pay D. J. Neiman £6 7s 3d (seven days); A. E. Cassidy, married woman. Auburn avenue, to pav Sedley Wells, Ltd £22 13s (23 days or 10s a week); D. B. Cromb, labourer, Halswell road. to pay J. Gurynne £29 7s 4d (30 days or £2 a week); Cyril Smith, cook, Corson avenue to pay Walter Willmott. Ltd. £9 Os 6d (10 days or £2 a week). POSSESSION ORDERS Ray Alexander Fraser, labourer, was ordered to give up possession of a house at 45 Ely street to the Avon Bowling Club and to pav arrears of rent and costs amounting to £l2B ss. CORRECTION In the Magistrate’s Court report printed yesterday it was incorrectly stated that Gordon Noel McCann was fined £4O on a charge of driving under the influence of drink or drugs in Yaldhurst road on August 25. It was Edward Trevor McCann, aged 30, a motor-cycle mechanic, who was fined on this charge. Gordon Noel McCann, aged 28, a workman, was remanded on bail to September 3 on ■ charges of assault and resist- ■ iijg arrest. The error is regretted.