BROKEN BYLAWS
Offenders'against the by-laws were dealt with in the Magistrate's Court by Mr. T. B. M'Neil, S.M. For allowing stock to wander, Edward R. Lockyer Waa fined 15s, Walter Beavis and Albert G. Gooch, 10s each, Ernest E. Lewer 6s, and James Feely, Septimus Knight, and George Huxfovd (two charges) were ordered to pay costs only, 10s each. , ■. j '. . .
Fines of £1 on each .of. two charges were imposed. 6a Bert "■ W. Wilson tot 1 allowing fly larvae to be present in manure.
Walter G. Finch, for driving in a mannei' • dangerous to the public, was fined £10, and the Magistrate also instructed that the conviction should be endorsed on the defendant's license. On similar charges, Harold B. Chew was fined £1, and James Courtenay was convicted and discharged. Parking their cars more than 12 inches front the kerb cost Matthew Livingstone 6s and Joseph T. Horton 10a. Fines of 10s each were imposed on Walter Ljidbrook and Harry R. Tunley, for having no warning device on their vehicles, and William J. Charters, who left his car parked where it obstructed the entrance to business premises. Joe Lee Bros, were fined £5 for exposing foodstuffa to possible contamination, and Cyril D. Austin, £1, for driving without a license.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 61, 15 March 1929, Page 15
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209BROKEN BYLAWS Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 61, 15 March 1929, Page 15
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