BY-LAW BREACHES

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 199, 20 May 1936, Page 15

BY-LAW BREACHES

Fines For Dangerous Speeding By-law breaches were dealt with by Mr. E. D. Motley, S.M., at the Magistrate’s Court yesterday. Sub-liwpcetor C. E. Roach prosecuted in police catte.-? and Inspector J. E. Ainsworth in informations laid by the Main Highways Board. For parking within 15 feet of the building line the following were each fined 10/- and costs: Alpiuolo Comparini, Sybil Emma Francis, Bertram N. Stall. Parking in prohibited areas cost the following 10/- and costs: Richard P. Connery, Jamesj Costley, Alfred Ernest Evans, Roland McL. Ferkins, Charles Michael Watt. For driving without a license Horace G. Guppy was fined .10/-, while for driving without lights he was ordered to pay costs. , , , .• Duiiald Gill Holmes, who bad no _i-t--feetive rear-vision mirror, was fined »/ and costs. For parking more than a foot trmn the kerb. John V. Hipkins was fined 5/- and costs. Frank Buwry, who drove at a dangerous speed in Cuba Street, was lined £~ and costs. His license was endorsed and an order made that the endorsement be recorded on his next license. Victor Herbert Cotton, Patrick Campbell Knowsley and Ethel Welch, who drove at night without the required lights, were fined 5/-, 10/- and 5/- with costs respectively. Frederick A. Simpson, who drove _at night without a tail-light, was fined 5/and costs. Charles Earle William Levin, wno parked over a fire plug anil at a tram stop, was lined 10/- with costs on the first charge and convicted and discharged on the second. *'lt is a very dangerous corner that. A man to attempt to negotiate it at 30 miles per hour must be a ‘shingle short ; it would be a very difficult, corner to get around at that speed," said Mr. Mosley when be fined Arthur Guthrie McClure 30/- and costs for driving at a dangerous sliced at the intersection of Willis am. Manpere Streets. Clarice Ross, who parked at a tram stop, was ordered to pay costs 10/-. Cecil George Davies, who moved into the line of traffic within 18 feet, was fined 10/- with costs. Colin Ambrose, Thomas Haughton amt Vincent Howard, who failed to keep to the left, were each fined 20/- with costs. For driving an omnibus without a license Aden Pearson was fined 20/- and costa. A charge against his employer, Janu’H Alexander Hunter, oi employ ins an unlicensed driver, was dismissed. Alexander Nattrass and New Zealand Laykold Ltd. were each charged with allowing motor-lorries to exceed their licensed speed on the. Auckland-Welling-ton main highway. Nattrass was fined 30/- with costs and the other defendant £2 with costs.