BROKEN BYLAWS

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 150, 29 June 1928, Page 15

BROKEN BYLAWS

Offenders against the bylaws wore dealt with in the Magistrate's Court yesterday afternoon by Messrs. E. W. Burbidgo and X; W. Armit, J.P.'s. On each of. three charges of allowing stock ■to wander, James Feeley was convicted and discharged. For failing to obtain a hire license, Horace Blanford was fined ss. . Failure to comply with a closing order cost Ernest Peterson 10s. A fine of £1 was imposed on G. Chiids for failing to have proper brakes on his motor vehicle. ■ For, negligently riding bicycles, Morris Gill and John Hobbs were fined 10s each. Albert B. Kernes for failing to produce a driver's licpnse when requested, was fined 10s. ' ' ' Alexander . Murdoch was fined £1 10s for cutting a corner. For a similar offence W. T. Taylor was fined 10s. On-a charge.of dangerously driving a motor-cycle, Harold Simpson was fined £].-. •. ■• ■•;■.■■■> ■■ • .•■■■.. For parking a vehicle less than 20ft : from a corner Alfred J. Stevens and Reuben Mattram Were each fined 10s. The following were fined for speeding:— Ronald Grieve, Archibald Ibbotson, £2 each; Erie Boj'd, James. D. Penney, Herbert. M. Warcup,. Frank E. AVcsterby, £1 10s each; Lewis Asher, Henry Westlake, £1 each; Chriss. T., Edwards, 10s; Thomas E. Roberts. ss. On a second charge Henry Westlako was ordered to pay costs 10s. . ' Jack Walker was fined us for negligently riding a motor-cycle. ' For leaving motor-cars -unattended, William F. Handyside, S. George Nathan, G. 1?. Stcphensou, and Eric S. Ulyatt were oacli fined 10s. Kdward J. Hurris was fined £1 and .T. IJ. M. M'lntyre 10s for not having their vehicles 'properly lighted. Leaving a motor-lorry more than 12iu from a kerb resulted in Percival H. Blyth being fined £1. '-