MAGISTRATE’S COURT Youth Fined £40 And Barred For Three Years

Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30898, 3 November 1965, Page 8

MAGISTRATE’S COURT Youth Fined £40 And Barred For Three Years

“This is one of the worst cases I have come across so far,” said Mr H. J. Evans, S.M., in the Magistrate’s Court yesterday when he convicted Brian Hay, aged 19, a clerk, on a charge of driving at a speed which might have been dangerous. Hay was fined £4O and disqualified from driving for three years. Traffic Officer R. Dellow said that at 8 p.m. on August 28 he checked the speed of the defendant's car at 55 miles an hour in Fitzgerald avenue. The check was taken over sixintersections. When stopped, Hay said he had had an argument with his girl-friend. DISQUALIFIED DRIVER

Robert John Baillie, aged 34, a driver (Mr R, L. Kerr), was convicted and fined £3O and disqualified from driving for a further period of one year on a charge of driving while disqualified. He pleaded guilty. Traffic-Sergeant H. J. McMorran said that Baillie drove in Cranford street on October 22. He told the traffic officer he had a Court order allowing him to drive in the course of his employment This was not true.

“I find it impossible to accept that there was any confusion in his mind over whether he was entitled to drive,” the Magistrate said. FINED, DISQUALIFIED

Pleading guilty to three charges arising from a collision on the corner of Innes road and Cranford street on July 30, Nuku Onehawa. aged 31, a blocklayer (Mr D. H. Hicks), was fined £25 and disqualified from driving for 18 months. He was fined £lO and disqualified on a charge of driving in a manner which might have been dangerous, £lO for failing to stop after an accident, and £5 for failing to

ascertain whether there was any injury. FOUR CHARGES Aki Mulipola, aged 35, a metal worker (Mr L. M. O’Reilly), was fined £l4 and disqualified from driving for one year when he appeared on four charges. He pleaded guilty. As a result of an accident on the corner of Barbadoes street and Tuam street on August 29, he was fined £3 10s on each of two charges of failing to give way to the right and having no driver’s licence. He was fined £3 10s and disqualified for one year on a charge of failing to give way to the right, and fined £3 10s for failing to stop after an accident. These charges resulted from a collision on the corner of Barbadoes street and Ferry road on September 11. DRIVER RTMANDED Philip Leslie Winter, aged 18, a labourer, was convicted and remanded for sentence to November 11 on charges of driving while disqualified on September 30, and failing to produce his licence for endorsement. He pleaded guilty. Bail was allowed. OTHER TRAFFIC CHARGES On other charges brought by the City Council traffic department fines were imposed as follows:

Exceeded 30 miles an hour: Joseph Konesane Fuiamaono, £5: Kevin John Gimblett, £5, ordered to attend traffic lectures: John Herbert Ensor, £6, ordered to attend traffic lectures; Simon Henry Nugent Stamers-Smiths, £3; Russell Edward Sansom, £6, tures; Neil James Ellis, £6, ordered to attend traffic lectures; Bruce Alexander Smith, £5, licence cancelled for four months: Charles David Sparks, £5, licence cancelled for six months; Stafford William Lake, £2 (no' safety helmet, £2, passenger no safety helmet, £2); John Petrie McMahon, £4; Francis Brendan Conner, £3; Kenneth Edward Hosa, £6; George Allan Agnew, £6; John Morris Baldock, £6; Christopher Robin Bartlett, £3; Bevan Henry Baynon, £6: Percival Godfrey Brown, £2; Allan Maurice Butcher, £6 10s (no safety helmet, £2); David Louis Butts, £5; Raymond Noel Cammock, £5; David William Clarkson, £6; Dennis Anthony Crafts, £3; Michael Richard Ellis, £7 (no warrant of fitness, £1); Ernest Douglas Ennis, £3; Betty Alice Ann Fisher, £3; Cornelius Fitzgerald, £3; Daniel Henry Fortune, £5; Owen John Galbraith, £5; Kevin Douglas Herdman, £5; Dennis Hill, £5; Richard Gilbert Hopkirk, £4; Nigel Gavin Hughan, £7; Morris Victor Hume, £3: Robin Graeme Iggo, £3; Lester Bruce Jennings, £4; Loane Okore John, £6: Hunter Bruce Kyle, £3; Maurice Chapman Lintott, £4 (failed to produce licence, £1 10s); Warren Martin, £3 (no warrant of fitness, £2 10s); Don Ross McKay, £3; Edward Michael Meares, £6; George Burnett Newman, £5; Clarence Garvin Robinson Nichoil, £4; Alan Ronald Nilsen, £4; Herbert John Pannett, £2; Norman Oswald Pierson, £5; Elaine Sylvia Pike, £6; Bruce William Proctor, £2; Kelvin Rana Russell, £7 (no safety helmet, £2); John William Ryder, £4; Hiriam George Taylor, £6; Arthur Francis Thian, £4; Graeme Allen Thompson, £7; William Dalziel Turner, £6; Ravmond John Wallace, £6; Charles Wihapi, £3; Clive Martin Stanton. £4. Careless use: Alan William Harris, £8; Bruce David Collins, £5 (failed to stop after accident. £10), licence cancelled for four months. Failed to stop at stop signRangi Bowen, £5: Sydney Charles Bradford, £3; Seddon Leonard Bennington, £1 iosGerald William Brice, £3: John Brian Byrne, £5; John Francis Fitzgerald. £3: Robert Gamint Perera, £4 10s; Murray David T?H"”r? n, .n f 3; Ashley Bor’ram Lail, j.2 I OS. Failed to give way to right Kenneth Thomas Newton, £8: Alister James Denovan, £7Brendan Hegerty. £1 10s: Yvonne Henrietta Rudledge. £7. Unable to stop in half length c J ea r road: Colin Leslie Hands, £6. Overtook vehicle stopped at pedestrian crossing: John Charles Morse, £5. Failed to keep to left: Lawrence Edwin Russell, £2. Failed to give wav to pedestrian: Avon Reginald Hvde, £8 ordered to attend traffic lectures. Failed to use pedestrian crosses: Maurice G °rdon Teague, £1 Failed to comply with traffic lights: Kenneth Leonard Eagle £5; Ropat Waha Stirling, £B. Failed to carry heavy-traffic licence: Modern Age Caterers, Ltd., £3; Bernard Ryan, £lO (overloaded rear axle, £10)Birdworks, N.Z., Ltd., £7 10s on each of two charges (no certificate of fitness, £7 10s); Canterbury Concrete Cutting, Ltd., £3; Farmers’ Bag Depot, Ltd., £4. Failed to produce licence: Steven James Bird, £7 10s. No warrant of fitness: Albert William Day, £1 10s; Kenneth Donald Hore, £2; Lawrence Wingfield Madden, £1 10s (no, driver's licence, £5; Barrie Clifford Story, £1 10s (no driver’s licence, £1 10s); Raymond Robert Williams, £2; Denys Arnold Wynn, £5. Failed to supply information: William Baird, £2. No driver’s licence: Noel Donald Jefferies, £2 10s. Failed to display L plate: Barry Michael Gale, £2 10s. No driver’s licence: Bruce Stuart McMillan, £6. Overloaded heavy-traffic licence: Port Carriers, Ltd., £l2 (exceeded axle load, £7); Dur hams Transport, Ltd., £7 10s. Overloaded rear axle: Isaac Construction Companv, Ltd., £6. No safety chain on trailer: Antonius Edward Engelberts, £4; William Leslie Adams, £4; Graeme Basil Power, £5; Wouterius Marina Maria Witteman, Insufficient lights: Lloyd David Bertie, £7; Roderick Bryan Gardiner, £2 (no warrant of fitness. £8); Graham Rennie Hughes, £6 (failed to produce licence, £3); Leslie John Keeley, £5 (no warrant of fitness, £3), ordered to attend traffic lectures. No front light: Donald Alexander Boyd, £2; David Richard Wilson, £2. Carried passenger with L plates: Barry John Austin, £4. Carried passenger on powercycle: Dale Preston Bowen, £3, ordered to attend traffic lectures. Left goods on footpath: Donald Young, £l. Parking offences: Frederick i Cecil Flynn, £1; John Joseph Darby, £1; Witttam James Boot, £1: John Spencer Cowper, £1: Ci-are Josephine Dawson, £1; Antonia May D’.'Mon, £1 10s: Kelvyn Lance Hooper, £3; Gilbert Peter Leishman, £3; Theodora McMillan, £1; Kenneth John Meikle, £1: Hector Oberg. £3; Julian Leigh Sullivan, £2 10s. STOLE ASH-TRAYS Peter James Joy, aged 25, a carpenter (Mr D. H. Hicks), was convicted and fined £lO on a charge of stealing two ash-trays valued at £1 ss, the property of Colin James Doyle. He pleaded guilty. The offence was committed at a hotel in Amberley on November 1. REMANDED Peter Dunstan Murphy, aged 18. a car wrecker, was remanded on bail to November 11 on

four charges of burglary on July 11 and July 22. Lindsay Clifford Gillard, was remanded on bail to November 11 on a charge of burglary at a shoo at 243 Linwood avenue on July 11. He was remanded also on two other charges. (Before Mr E A. Lee, S.M.) FINED FOR THEFT Maxwell Carlton Carney, aged 41, a fitter, was fined £lO and w'as ordered to pay a witness’s expenses of £2 on a charge of stealing a wallet and a missal, of a total value of £4, the property of Colin James Vincent, at Lyttelton on October 30. He pleaded not guilty, and was represented by Mr B. J. Drake. Evidence was given that the articles were found in Carney s possession after he had been arrested on a charge of driving under the influence of drink or drugs. Vincent said the articles were in a drawer in his cabin on the m.v. Kaimai. Constable A. P. L. Cunningham said that Carney claimed that his name was Vincent when he was searched in the watchhouse. Carney later said that the articles had been planted on him and then that they had been given to him by a woman at a party on the Kaimai. Carney said he was on compensation because he had injured his back. He had been drinking at Lyttelton from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and then went on board the Kaimai. There were a number of men and three women in the cabin. He was drinking vodka as far as he could recollect. A girl named Maureen gave him the wallet and missal. They were going to a party in Christchurch but he left the ship when a fight started. The Magistrate said that Carney had given a variety of reasons why he had the property in his possession. Sergeant V. F. Townshend, who prosecuted, said that Carney had 15 previous convictions. CIVIL CASES JUDGMENT SUMMONSES The following orders were made on judgment summonses: G. E. Tinkler, labourer, Ferry road, to pay Ogilvies Food Centre, Ltd., £l6, in default 17 days’ imprisonment, warrant suspended while £1 a week is paid; J. A. Cox, worker, O’Brien's road, to pay Paintin and Nottingham, Ltd., £29 0s 9d (30 days or £1 a week); E. C. Osborne, labourer, Burnham Military Camp to pay N. S. Spiers, Ltd., £2O (20 days or £1 a week): A. Franklin, builder, Norwood street, to pay Sydenham Timber Company, Ltd., £2OB 15s (three months or £2 a week): R. C. Meikle, labourer, Logie place, to pay Anthonys Food Supplies, Ltd., £lO 10s lid (11 days of £1 a week). F G. Prangley, Landy street, to pay A. J. White, Ltd., £69 Is 7d (70 days or £1 a week); Ivan Martin, labourer. Teddington, to pay the Christchurch Press Company, Ltd., £6 12s 2d (seven days or £1 a week): G. McAllister, driver, Otaki street. Kaiapoi, to pay Burrowes Motors. Ltd., £23 12s lOd (25 days or 5s a week); J. Manawatu, workman, Shands road, to pay Consolidated Concrete, Ltd., £26 15s 4d (28 days or £1 a week). J. Mullaly, driver, care of T. H. Green and Company, Ltd., to pay I. M. Lawrence £3 10s (four days); J. W. Bassett, labourer. Rowan avenue, to pay Redpaths. a division of Butler Bros., Ltd., £43 2s 6d (45 days or £1 a week); L. Kerr, labourer, Bryndwr road, to pay the Christchurch Press Company, Ltd., £26 2s 6d (28. days or £1 a week): G. E. Hibbs, labourer, Lucienne place, to pay the Christchurch Press Company, Ltd.. £2 17s 8d (three days). K. M. Sutherland, labourer, corner of Halswell Junction and Springs roads, to pay B. Fletcher £5l 2s 5d (53 days or £1 a week): N. A. Hooper, labourer, Jerrold street, to pay Gamble’s Gift Shop £8 4s (nine days or £1 a week); J. E. Kelly, labourer. Walkers road, Lyttelton, to pay the New Zealand Farmers’ Cooperative Association, Ltd., £4 19s 6d (six days); L. D. Kerr, labourer, Bryndwr road, to pay Rental Services, Ltd., £6 5s (seven days); H. Taylor, labourer, Cox street, to payJas J. Niven and Company, Ltd., £7 2s (eight days or £1 a week). J. A. Vine, painter, Dryden street, to pay Rolls Appliances. Ltd., £4 2s (five days); Leslie Jacob Keen, labourer, Cashel street, to pay South British Insurance Company, Ltd., £3 12s (four days); James Ernest Kelly, harbour board employee'. Walkers road, Lyttelton, to pav W. F. Woolley £l4 16s 2d (16 days or £1 a week); M. Harrison, married woman, Bournemouth crescent, to pay P. H. van Montfort £4 5s 2d (five days or 5s a week); Trevor James Everest, labourer, Hevwood terrace, to pay Scooter, Motorcycle, and Moped Services, Ltd., £4O 2s (42 days or £1 a week). V. A. Beyers, married woman. Breens road, to pay Electronics Rentals, Ltd., £l4 6s (16 days or £1 a week): D. H. Spence, Kew place, to pay Norm Gray, Men’s Mercer £l2 5s (13 days or £1 a week): A. R. Trotter, married woman, Breezes road; to pav the Drapery and General Importing Company of New Zea land. Ltd., £l7 14s Id (19 days or £1 a week); H. M. Wanstail. worker, Clyde road, to pay J D. Garrett £l5 7s 5d (17 days or £1 a week); D. B. Cromb, felt worker, Halswell road, to pay Vance Vivian (Christchurch), Ltd , £2O 10s (21 days or £1 a week).

Thomas G. Sheppherd, drum maker, Mortlake street, to pay C.F.M. Safes, Ltd., Its 4d (one day); B. R, Mitchell, workman, care of Stevensons Motors, Sheffield, to pay Wins Stores, Ltd'.. £l4 9s Id (16 days or £1 a week); H. B. Robson, contractor, Cranley street, to pay W N Bruce £l4 l«s (16 days or £1 a week); R. G. L. Cherry, Vancouver street, to pay T. Armstrong and Company, Ltd., £l3 6s 9d <l5 days or £1 a week); M. Gibson, workman, R.D. Rakaia, to pay Browns Auction Rooms £4B 7s 6d (50 days or £1 a week); Stewart Burns, workman, Tomrich road, to pay P. Miller £4 15s (five days): J. W. Wilson, housewife, Avonside drive, to pay the World Re cord Club (N.Z.), Ltd., £l3 3s 6d <l4 days or £1 a week).