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BROKEN BYLAWS

Offences against the bylaws were dealt with in the Magistrate's Court yesterday by Messrs. D. H. Edgar, and A. worth, J.P.'s. Fp'r dangerous driving, Eric Hogan, .Roland G. W. Hunter, Victor Arthur Johnston, Joseph M'Mahon,' and Allan Jack Salter were each fined £2; and Charles Henry Long was fined £1. Speeding cost Sydney T. L. M'Laggan, F. Charles Holmes, £3 each; Eric Buckendahl, Eric -Barrett, -Warren Benjamin •Franklin, Wallace Kilminster, Francis Jteith Skerritt, £2 each; and Harol Taylor, Desmond Ernest* Hopkins, Frank , Smith, Charles Ewen Teare, and Douglas Todd,- £1 each.' Leaving their motor-cars unattended resulted in Joseph Abel, Frederick Hackett, I Martin James Houlihan, and Thomasv I Richardson being fined £ireach. 1 Having no lights cost Leslie Brupo , Speedy and Roland G. W. Hunter £1, and David Forbes Stuart, Jack Pettengell, Arthur Alexander M'Donald, and Frank Hempeman 10s each. . • Others fined weie:—Symoiids Nausbaum, for cutting a corner, £2; Allan Jack Salter, for failing to stop'when lequested, £2; James Robert Butterworth, for failing to keep to the left, £1; Henry Hamilton, for having no driver's license, £1; F. Charles Holmes, for failing to produce a driver's license, £1; Walter Fireman, for failing to produce a driver's license, £2; Joseph M'Mahon, for having no, silencer on his motor-cycle, £1; Robert Wesley Bothamley, for failing to" .notify -change of ownership of a' motorcar, costs only. ,

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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 9, 12 January 1927, Page 5

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BROKEN BYLAWS Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 9, 12 January 1927, Page 5

BROKEN BYLAWS Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 9, 12 January 1927, Page 5

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