BYLAW CASES

Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 35, 10 August 1921, Page 9

BYLAW CASES

Several convictions for offences against the bylaws were entered by Mr. F. K. Hunt, S.M., at the Magistrate's Court yesterday afternoon. ' For driving vehicles (in most cases, motor-cars) without having sufficient lights attached, the following wero fined 5» each and ordored to pay cost* :— Montague Shaw, Herbert Fawson, Edward li. Laskey, E. K. Kirkcaldie, and Charles 8. Taylor. Bradley Bros, were fined IDs. for having no tail light on a <car left standing in Tinakori-road, \ For refusing to stop when requested to do co, Herbert Faweon was convicted and ordered to pay 7s costs; 'William Sullivan was fined 10b, and costs. The following were dealt with for driving at excessive speeds:—Frank Bray (fined 5s and costs), Norman -E. Tingey (10s and costs), Martin Donnelly (10s and costs). Scott Oashman, for driving a car on the wrong side of Glasgow-street, was fined ss, and costs amounting to 9s. Driving past a stationary car cost Bertie Dent £1 7s; JtS. W. Jackson,.the same; Samuel W. Moult, 12s; Howard Nattrass, £2 17s. Nattrase was also convicted of driving an unregistered car and fined £1, with 7s costs. C. Swan, for driving an unregistered car, was fined £1, with 7s costs; and H. J. Simpson, guilty of plying for hire with an unregistered car, was ordered to pay costs (7s). W. Withy, who drove an unregistered car, was fined lOsC J. W. Carr was ordered to pay \7s costs incurred in prosecuting him for leaving n. ear lJijaUwided in Eimt*!'ijf&selt..., ■:-- ■•'-■-—*— , ■