PETONE TRAFFIC CASES
■'Tbits sort of thing must be stopped," said Senior-Sergeant 11. C. D. Wade in the case of Charles Howard Mantell. charged with proceeding over a railway crossing at Manaknu when the line was not clear. A fine of £2 with costs 10/was imposed. Stanley .Matthews, who told Constable J. J. Culloty that he left his driving licence at home, but admitted five days later he had no licence, was fined £l, ajid costs 1.0/-, for driving without a licence. The magistrate said ho increased the fine because Matthews did not tell the truth. Hector Robbie, Lower Hutt, who drove a motor-cycle when the only driver's licence he had was for a motorear, was fined 5/- and eosts 10/- for riding a motor-eyele without a licence. Harold John Burbidge, IVcllington. was lined 10/- and costs 10/- for driving a ear without a licence. Paul Paulsen, Lower Hutt, who cycled du the railway footbridge between Mocra and Gear Island, was fined 10/- and eosts 10/-. ■
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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 22, 21 October 1937, Page 6
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166PETONE TRAFFIC CASES Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 22, 21 October 1937, Page 6
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