MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 637, 14 October 1909, Page 11

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

(Beforo Mr, W. G..Kiddell, S.M.); A - chargo of wilfully assaulting Jartics Colo on September 18 was preferred against three men named Garnet Sowry, Frederick Gooch, and Bert Andrews.' . They were remanded til] Chester .was charged with drunkenness and with tearing. a constable's uniform, damaging it to tho extent of ss. On the minor charge, aconsed: was convicted and discharged. On the major'charge, ho-was fined 205., and ordered to make goou the'damage, m default 48 honrs' imprisonment. .. ■■■ • For insobrioty, a first ofiender was fined 55., in default 24 honrs' imprisonment. Charles Lavfrie was fined 108., in .default 48 hours' imprisonment. , JUVENILE COUKT. • Two boys, . aged . about fifteen or sixteen, wero charged in tho Juvenile Court with stealing an opossum rug, a .woollen . rug, a silver [cornct, a. chestnut pony, and a saddle and bridle. On the application of Chief Detective Broberg, they were remanded until Saturday pending farther inquiries. . ■ ....'I MOUNT COOK POLICE COURT.- ' At the Mount. Cook Polico Court yesterday, before Mr. T. S. Lambert, J.P., Jacob. Hayne pleaded guilty - to :. : .drunßoniies3 • in' Marion Street, this being his third recent offence. He was: fined 405.,, in dofault fourteen days'' imprisonment. John Marshall also pleaded guilty to a charge of insobriety, and was fined 10s„ with the usual alternative. Two first offenders simi- ' larly charged were admonished, cfonvlcUd, and