BROKEN BYLAWS

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 23, 28 January 1928, Page 25

BROKEN BYLAWS

Offenders against the bylaws were dealt with by Mr. J. H. Salmon, S.M., in tBB Magistrate's Court oa Thursday afteri noon. Using motor-lorries without having heavy traffic licenses resulted in George S, Hunt and Clarence Moore being fined £2 each. On two charges* John J. Moore wag fined £2 in each case. For having no heavy trafiic licenses, Arthur W. T«pp wad fined £1, and Samuel Walter Moult £& Moult was also ordered to pay IDs coefS for using a motor-lorry without having 2 h.eavy traffic license. For speeding the following were fined:-* Jack Jenkins, £3; Robert Burting, Denft Cartey, Walter Finch, John Shelly, LeoiS ard Wallis, Eric Woodg, £2 lOi each* Windon Billing, Kathleen Bollona, WalU* James* Braemar, Clifford Eskell, Herbert. Morgan, Roy George Ridley, Tod Stevenli Cecil Swan, Michael Templeton, Charles Watt, William Wilson, and Harold Vouren, £2 each. For speeding over ai intersection Leslie Dawson was fined £2. A fine of 10s each was imposed on thfj following for not having their vehiclespro. perly lighted:—Herbert Jones, Oscar Wyn. ten Schaef, and Alfred George Wood. Passing a stationary tramcar cost Petei Bardevea1 £2 and William Smith £L Bardeves was also fined 10s for turning a motor-cycle in Willis street. A fine of £3 was imposed on Pack an 4 Kai for failing to pay the Hntt road fee* For a similar offence Otto Skon waa fined 10s. ■ Guy Bryant, for not having the number plates on his motor vehicle distinguishV able, was fined £1. Failure to keep as near as practicable to the left with his1 motor vehicle cost Horace Cohen £1. Lou Guy was fined £1 for leaving 4 motor-lorry facing in the wrong diree« tion. William Lepper was fined £3 for aeg« ligently driving a motor-lorry. For leaving a taxi more than twelve) inches from the kerb, Matthew LivingStone was fined £1. Thomas Francis M'Namara was ordered to pay 10s costs for allowing a horse to wander.