Magistrate's Court GIVEN TICKET AFTER PAYING TRAFFIC FINE

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30125, 8 May 1963, Page 10

Magistrate's Court GIVEN TICKET AFTER PAYING TRAFFIC FINE

Uneble to ' find a parkinc place when going to pay a traffic fine at the Magistrate's Court, Henry Arthur Reginald Taylor. doubleparked his vehicle. When he informed a court officer .of this, he was told he would be all right, as the officer would watch from the window fdr "trouble.” There was a delay in finding the file, and when Taylor left be found a traffic officer writing him out a traffic-offence notice. This was said in the Magistrate's Court yesterday, when Taylor was fined £1 by’ Mr E. S. J. Crutchley. S.M.. for double parking in' Armagh street. In a letter to the Magistrate, Taylor said he drove around the streets near the court office several times, but could not find a parking place, as the Supreme Court wa sitting at the time. “I received immediate attention by a person in td|e court cash office, but there was a delay while the file was located. The traffic officer who wrote out the ticket agreed that it was very difficult to get a park with the Supreme Court on,” Taylor said in his letter. Traffic Officer L. Wilkinson said he found Taylor’s vehicle double-parked on September 7. “It is very worth while that money should be paid to the Magistrate’s Court, but the traffic laws must be obeyed while doing so.” said the Magistrate. DISQUALIFIED DRIVER Pleading guilty to a charge of driving while disqualified on April 3, Brian Patrick Docherty. aged 17 (Mr W. F. Browni. was fined £3O. and the cancellation of his driver s licence was extended for 18 months. Sergeant J. McMorran said that Docherty collided with a car at the intersection of Ferry road and Barbadoes street. He gave his name to the other driver as T. Oakley, of 371 Gloucester street. Docherty was later traced through motor registrations. He had been disqualified from driving for two years tn IMI for dangerous driving. Mr Brown said that Docherty was 16 when the offence was committed. He had been working on a friend’s car and had been returning it when the accident occurred. His father was on the West Coast and he had not seen his mother for 17 months DISMISSED Finding an unresolved conflict of evidence, the Magistrate dismissed a charge of obstructing a vehicle entrance. against Frank Pope (Mr J. G. Hutchison). -The decision was not a criticism of the traffic officer’s evidence, he said. REMANDED Melvyn James Sheridan, aged 43? was remanded in custody to May 13 on charges of assault and attempted false pretences, involving a cheque for £3O. Charged with committing

sodomy and attempting Ml commit sodomy. Paul Fergus Kaye, aged 17, and Robert Mervyn Hills, aged ». were remanded to May 13 Hills * application for bail was refused Kaye was allowed ball. TRAFFIC CASES In traffic cases brought by .the City Council traffic department, convictions were entered and fines were imposed aa follows, with 30* costs on each charge. Parking offences: John Abrams, coeta; John James Corbett. £1; Johanna Marion Bloemen £1; Mark Dowse. £1; Nancy Neilton. £1 (no warrant of fitness. £ 1); Christopher John Powell. £3; Edward James Askew. £1 10a; Graeme William Denton. £1; Ronald Dineen. £1; Edward Gaal, £1; Desmond Alfred Glazier. £3; John Harris. £3; Arthur John Henly. £1; David William Hindle. £2 (no warrant of fitness. £1): James Kenneth Hodgson, £3: George Henry Johnson. £2 .no warrant of fitness, two charge®, £1 10s and £2; Colin Charles King, £1 10s: Kenneth Charles King. £3; Albert Ernest Lyttle. £3; David Keith McDonald. £1 10s: Roy Ronald Meredith two charges. £1 and £2; George Alan Harvey Piatt. £3 (warrant of fitness not displayed, £1); Frank Pugh, £1; Thomas O'Dea, £3: Anthony Martin O'Neill, £2; Alan Gerald Ridley, £4: Leonard Edward Roberts £5: Nayland Curtis York Smith. £2; Harry Vernon Spicer, costs: James Warren Thomas, £4; Malcolm Rom Wakeham, £3; Derek Bruce Withers. £3: James Smyth, £2: Anthony Martin O'Neil. £2; Norman James Wallace. £l. Exceeding 30 miles an hour; Raymond Joseph Long. £6: lan Williams, £1; Colin William Francis Bowis. £5: Derek Castleton Evans, £4 1 failing to produce driver's licence. £2); Lance Edward Hauachild, £2: Desmond John Hoy £3; Reginald John Hunt. £4 (falling to produce driver’s licence. £2); lan Ernest Lawson, £4: Daniel MacDonald. £4; Michael David Malin. £5 (no safety helmet, £2); Terence Gerald O’Connor. £4, John Wilson Richards. £4: Roy Keith Ringdahl. £4; George William Samuel, £3: Anthony Joseph Searle, £2: John Frederick Standring, £3; Rex Thomas. £3; Hendrik Jan Van Mierlo. £5; Maurice Wicks £3; Norman Wilson. £4: Ronald Eric Stanley Wormaid, £2: Reginald George Piesse, £4. Driving without due care and attention: William Morgan. £5. and driver's licence cancelled for three months from May 28; Peter Thomas Smith, £4; Barry MacDonald Newton, £B. Using unregistered vehicle: Tamptl Frederick Hudson. £l5. and driver's licence cancelled for one year (no warrant of fitness. £2; no ownership papers, £J); Bruce William Shackleton, £lO (insufficient lights. £4). Dangerous speed: Keith Joseph Quinn. £l5. and driver’s licence cancelled for one year. No driver's licence: Kerry Williams. £4 : Ronald Alexander Gemmell. £lO (no warrant of fitness, £2): Robert Emmett O'Connor, £5 No warrant of fitness: Robert Munro. £3; John Simpson, two charges. £2 and £5: lan Cardwell. Ids: Russell Edward Cooper. £2; Clarence John Wilson. £2. Failing to produce driver’s licence: Alexander Francis Cross. £2; Eric Frank Parsons. £2 (towing cyclist. £1 10s, no warrant of fitness. 10s). Proceeding from stop sign before way Was clear: James Norman Macfarlane, £3 (exceeding 30 miles an hour. £3). Overtaking on no-pasing lines: Bruce Reginald Harris. £4 (no warrant of fitness. £1). Failing to stop at lights: John Gordon Hempatalk. £2 10s: Llewellyn Wakelln, £6 Passing on intersection: Reginald John Hutchison. £7 10s. Insufficient lights: Ivar John Emslie £4; Cyril Lee. £7 10s. Driving vehicle not specified on licence: Brian Hay. two charges. £2 and £4; Bruce Mansfield Murrav, £2 (no silencer on vehicle. £4) Interfering with traffic signs. Joseph Henry Alexander. £1; Raymond Ernest Maxwell Fine. £1; John Wynne-Lewis. £l. Carrying pillion passenger while restricted: Frederick Kevin Mortis. £3; Dudley Francis Hessell, £1; Cornelus James O’Hehlr, £3. No lights on bicycle: Terence McGowan. £2; Kenneth Harris, £2: Mana Malcolm. £2. . Using noisy vehicle: Maurice Craig McGarva. £5. Cyclist accepting tow: Ronald Jack Odering. £1 lOs. Registration label not affixed:

Percy Norman Quartermain. £l. Operating unaafe vehicle: Graham Albert Whitcombe. £4. No rear light on foods vehicle: Anthony John Crawford. £5. Insecure loed on vehicle: Rex Anthony Knight, coat*. William Robert Woods, cost*. CIVIL CASES (Before Mr N. M. Ixasd. S.M.) JUDGMENT SUMMONSES The following order* were made on judgment aummonses George Anthony Tindall, labourer, Sturdee street, to pay Cash Order Purchases. Ltd . £39 Is, in default <2 day*’ imprisonment. ■warrant auspeime while £1 a week i* paid. J Dawson, worker. Hsaat st reel, to pay W. D. Smart. £l3 (15 days); T. Lewi*, salesman. Gloucester street, to pay New Zealand Newspapers. Ltd.. £« Ha 4d (eight day**: I. Gardiner. labourer. Truman* road, to pay Nelson Tillman*. Ltd £49 3* Id (51 day* or £1 a week); K. Tauwhare. ahearei. Ferry road, to pay the New Zealand Industrial Union of Workers £3 3* Sd (seven dayu Desmond Charles Jack, rubber worker Tuckers road, to nay L G. Mcdonchie £3O Iks (33 days or £1 a week); J. G. BurkUl. married woman. Geraklule atreFt. to pay C. G. McKellar. Bullock and Company. £ll 19s 3d (13 days or £1 a week); R Jemmott. labourer. Godley avenue. to pay E. McGlinchy £54 4* (57 days or £1 a week) F J. McClure driver. Bellbrook crescent, to pay G L, Beer £99 Ils 6d (IB days): T. McGinn, labourer. Dover street, to pay Hardie and Thompson, Ltd.. £9 5a Bd (eight dayai: T A. Grant, driver. Gk>uce*ter street, to pay Bernard John Drake and Neil William McGillivray £9 5s (eight da/s): T L. Chapman, plasterer. Fenchurcn street, to pay F. H Keen. £2 10s (four days); B. D. Caldwell, mechanic Buchanans road. to pay Geoffrey Noel Ferner £l2B 15s (90 days or £2 a week). Mary Fabling, married woman. Lionel street, to pay Regen' Gowns. Ltd.. £27 19s 9d <3O days or £1 10s a month): Maiko Kaputone Pahi, contractor. Main North road, to pay the Commissioner of Inland Revenue £l4O 15s 9d (90 days or £1 a week); William Peter Otto, labourer. Shaftesbury street, to pay the Commissioner of Inland Revenue £l3 6* 2d (15 days or £1 a week). Maurice Edward Victor Barnden. drainlayer. Worcester street, to pay the Commissioner of Inland Revenue £175 6s (IM) days or £1 a week); G. Radburnd. labourer. Staverley street, to pay North Canterbury Supply Stores £32 IDs Id (35 days or £1 a week). P. D. Fox, aircraft engineer. Chatham street, to pay thv Pspanul Wrecking Company £2 5s (thrfo days); C. A. Menzle. labourer, Staverley street to pay Madden* and Richards. 'Ltd., £1 15s (three dayii: Josephine A Mann, married woman, Godley avenue, to pay Constance Gee, Ltd.. £3 7s Id (four days); R. Kovesy joiner. Medway street, to pay H Fisher and Son £27 2* 9d (30 days or £1 a week); Anton Nikaloff, presser, Sharlick street, to pay H. Wise and Company (N.Z.) Ltd.. £8 5s (eight days); Judith Fearon, married woman. Clearbrook street, to pay Woman's World. Ltd., £7 2s (nine days or £1 a week); C. L. Sutton, Keppel street, to pay Charles Begg and Company Ltd.. £7 17s 9d (nine days); R. H. J. Kerr. Buchan street, to pay Charles Begg and Company, Ltd . £25 13s 6d (28 days or £1 10s a week); R. Pahi. worker. Main North road, to pay C. Hunton. Ltd.. £8 15s 'eight days); P. Miller, married woman. Colombo street, to pay Miracle Meat Marketarias. Ltd , £9 IDs 9d (12 days or £1 a week).

I. Harris clerk. Barclay place, to pay Auto Electric Specialists. Ltd., £lO (12 days); L. J. Salt, butcher Twyford street, to pay M. F. Salt £ll 5s (13 days): E. P. Savage. Madras street to pay Premier Service Station. Ltd., £44 7s lid (47 days); G. D.. Hammond, labourer. Coronation street, to pay Eastern Imports, Ltd. £33 5s (38 days); Malcolm H. Turner, dentist, Derby street, to pay Dental and Medical Supplies. Ltd.. £25 5s (28 days): Malcolm H. Turner, dentist. Derby street, to pay Dental and Medical Supplies. Ltd., £25 5s (28 days); L A Stewart housewife. Wair.ui street, to pay Beath and Company. Ltd.. £BO 5® 3d (63 days or £1 a week). POSSESSION ORDER Peter Maxwell Reynish, a soldier and Janice Irene Reynlsh, his wife, were ordered to give up possession of a property at 34 Kipling street, to Murray William Corlet. tar salesman, and to pay arrears of rent and costs amounting to £57 17s