BROKEN BYLAWS

Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 55, 7 March 1922, Page 8

BROKEN BYLAWS

, Bylaw caees received the cohsjderatipri of Mr. F.. X.'Hunt, S.M., at the MagW. trate's; Court this afternoon. •«'■ ■■'

H. A. H-, Gilmer, for. leaving his motbrv/ car unattended, and for failing to show; a light, was convicted arid discharged V . Failure/to stop '■■ his motor-cycle: when requested to do so, cost F. Morsehead£l and ,7s costs: .\'.". .../ •; ; . :;For leaving his motor-car;.unattended, E; L. 'ITi^ffins' wasffined 'Se and obsta.; The offonce was committed on a Siinday momingi when- there ■• was very ' little' traffic about. , ■•; .■ '■. ■ ■'.. •'■ '

i,R. H. Judd was fined 10s and costs for Idavinfr his motor-cycle unattended, and. a similar amount for failing .to show a light.-, ■.■■;■■;.■'■■ .•■■ ■ -■• ■>■■■ i■■■•;. .W; H. Simpson, -who had ■- failed to have the necessary lights,on his motorcar, was fined 10s and. costs. • ■A plea of guilty was .entered by M l.' (^'Connor, whov was charged with' selling milk without being in possession of a license. Miv T. C. A. Hislop, for the defendant, said that O'Connor had been, carrying on with his work pending the decision of the City Council .as to the granting of. a license;. At itsilast meeting the council had declined': to grant ilicense. Mr. J...lmlay said that the application liad been declined on; the ground that some of the plaintiff's milk had been found in a dirty can. A fine of 20s'and costs was imposed. .' . M. Quinn was fined 10s and costs, for harbouring rats.