BREACHES OF BYLAWS

Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 87, 11 January 1928, Page 3

BREACHES OF BYLAWS

NEARLY TWO HUNDRED

CASES

A WELLINGTON RECORD Breaches of by-laws were dealt with by Messrs. 1. Salek and E. McKenzie. J.P.'s, in the Magistrate Court yesterday. Buriug the day close on 210 cases were put through. This establishes a record for one day in Wellington. . The majority, of < the prosecutions were for people tailing t to have lights on their vehicles at night. Prosecutions for speeding—the result ot a number of- traps set iu various parts of the city—accounted for a good number of hues. Owing to the large number of cases, the Court sat during both, the morning and the afternoon. Speeding. The following were convicted aud hued for speeding -.— Henry Allan. £1; lan Adams, £1; Phyllis Acklaud. £1; Travers A. Barrett, £2; Agatha Beauchamp, £1; Percy Butler, £2; Robert Brown, £2; Arthur Brown, £2; W. Edward Barnaby, £2; John Burns. £2; Alfred Gpllan, £2; Wolf Coronno, £2; David. Collett, £2; William Creswell. £2; Arthur Cudley, £2; T. 11. Duncan; £2; Loy Edilsoil, £2; K. T. Edser, £2; William C. Gill, £1; Alex. Gage. £2; William A. Gardeu, £1; John Hunt. £2; Charles F. Kaw»kius, £1; Herbert C. Hogan, £2; w idiam Hartshorn. £2; John Irwm, £2; frederick Latham. £2; Godfrey 'W. Magnus, £2; William Makin, £1; George Merredick. £1; Donald McGavin. £2; Jack McLeod. £2; Howard Henry Newton, £2; Walter Norwood £2; Thomas Norris. £2; Wi’Jiaiu O’Grady, 10s. (costs only); Harold U. Rc-binsmi. £2; Allred Sadler. £2; Frederick W, Simmons, £2; William Henry Sargent, £2; Stanley Wells-Smith. £2: Harry Stone, £2; Harry IL Scaife. AT; lllhce S. Toogood, -£1; Francis Thompson £2, William Townsend. £2; William Turner, £2: Henry Tennant, £2; Charles Weinssteiu £2; Douglas A. J. Wu'ns, £.2; Heweliyr. E. Williams, £2: -Tack K. Watt. £5; Jimmy Janies Yep. £2; Emil Berger Jii.as, £3: Arthur Jlorrobin, £1: Trevor Jarvie, £2; F. C. Jarman, £l. No Lights. The following were convicted aud fined for having no lights to their vehicles:— S. P. Andrew, 10s.; Harry Amos, 10ij.; Dorothy Ashford. IDs.: George Benny. 10S.; Charles D. Burke, 10s.; Campbell Budd, 10s.; Hilton H. Brooks. 10s.: Arthur G. Cherry, £2; Frederick W. Creswell. 10s.; William Edward Cathie. 10s.; Clifford J. Candrcu, 10s.; Francis James Collier, 10s.: John Patterson Donald, 10s.; Morgan Duncau. 10s.; Arthur’Thomas Eaton. 10s.; Alfred George East, 10s.; John Fisher. 10s.; Alex. P. Gregg. 10s.: Daisy Gibbons. 10s.; Mark Green. 10s.; Helen Grant, 10s. on one cliui-ge, aud 10s. (costs only) ou another; William Percy Hollings, 10s.; Beatrice B. Hunt, 10s.-, James G. Heron, 10s.; Janies. Stanton Harcourt. 10s.; Howard It. Harris, 10s.; Al- Hicks. 10s,; Arthur Ernest Jones. 10s.; Edgar F. Kain, 10s.; Samuel Levin, 10s.; Aunie Larsen; 10s.: Kenneth E. Leighton. 10s.: Jack Mander, 10s.; 11. J. C. Mehaffey. 10s.; Alex. McKenzie, ,10s.; R. F. McCartney, 10s.; J. B. McMahon, 10s.; O. J. B. Norwood. 10s.: ’Frederick V. Nelson, 10s.: Albert Ernest Neilson, 10s.; Clarence E. Pegler. 10 s.; Henry Piersdn, 10s. (costs only): John Paterson, Douglas V. Ross, 55.; Albert EdwaßF Roberts. 10s,: Maurice Sauderson. 10s.; Richard H. Stephens, 10s.; Audrey Tapp. 10s.; Harold ll'. Tolan, 10s.; Robert Telford. 10s.: Henry John Tolley. 10s.; Samuel J. Thompson. 10s.; Francis H. R. Tatlor. 10s.; William Wells. 10s. r Catherine ’L. Watkins, 10s. : Horace L. Williamson ,10s.: Kenneth A. Webster, 10s.; Ruby Wilson. 10s.; Maurice Wilson. 10s. : Edward R. Wells, 10s.: Edward G. -Guy. 10s.; Robert B. Ross 10s.; William Alex. 55.; Alice G. Brown. 10s.: Edmund Battersbv. 10e.; Albert H. P. Briasco, 10s.; Leslie A. Brooks. 10s.; Clarence W. Bovd; 10s.; Owen L. Cuthbertson, 10s.; B. E. Douglas. 10s.: George A. Gardner 10s. (costs only); Walter Hill. 10s.; William R. Lerwill, 10s.; B. A. Dewis. 10s ; Ella Matthews. 10s.: Ronald McDonald. 10s.; Thomas Mcßobbie. 10s.; C. J. B. Norwood. 10s.: Alfred Rose. 10s.: Andrew Todd, Ms.; Andrew Stuart Todd. 10s.-. and Harry Norman Trigger, 10s. Leaving Vehicles Unattended. The following were convicted and fined for leaving their vehicles in a publio place unattended:— ... .. Cheviot. W. D. Bell. 10s.: Janies Condy. 10s • William Lewis Jenness. 10s.; Lno Johnston, 10s.; Frederick' Mason. Ms.: Douglas McKay. 10s.- Jack Nelson. Ms.; Ruth Putnam. 10s.: Maurice M. Pi?erMs.: Cecil Clement Vile. 10s.: Awarpa. Pat Ward. 10s.: Angus C. McFarlane. 10s.; Benjiiuiin J. Dunsheath, 10s.; Clifford Eskell, 10s. ... ■Dangerous Driving. For driving in a dangerous manner the following were convicted and fined Keveh Lloyd, £2; Cecil A. D. acmes, £2; Clive Millanta, £3. . . " . Parking a private car on a taxi-stand cost Francis Thompson 10s. (costs only). Ernest Sylvester O’Neil was fined £1 for cutting a corner, and John Lovatt Failure to produce a driver's license cost Ernest Sylvester 10s,. (costs only), and Cecil A. Jones, Ms. Passing a stationary tram cost Joseph J. Murphy £l, and Richard Duignan £l. Alfred W. Guymer was fined ss. for keeping his car too far from the kerb. Turning his motor-cycle in Willis street cost Lance Davison 10s. Albert James Ritchie was fined 10s. (costs only) for leaving his car taciug the wrong way. ■ , . u ■ Having his rear number plate obscured cost David Wilson 10s. (costs only). For failing to obey a traffic signal Leslie R. M< Caskey was fined £3.