MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Police and summons cases in Hie MagisIrale's Court to-day Mere dealt with by Mr. X Page, S.M. "Other ehurgps are pending," said Chief-Detective Ward when applying for a remand until 28th March in the case of Thomas Livingstone, a carpenter, aged 30, who is charged with obtaining goods and money to the value of £8 from the Sims Hardware, Ltd., by false pretences. A tine of £3 was imposed on Oswald Disley, who pleaded guilty to selling milk bolow the standard. Senior-Sergeant Butler stated that when the inspector tested the milk it was found to con lain 0 per cent, added water. Two days afterwards the inspector took samples from seven different cans which were on the defendant's lorry and they wort; all in order. The defendant had a good record.
Walter Andrews and Leonard Cellars were each fined £2 for being found unlawfully on licensed premises.
Failure to register his radio cost Hen Wi Neera £2.
!'"or failing to enter the details ol a sale in Jiis boot;, Charles Sydney Woodward, a. second-baud dealer, was tilled .CO.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 67, 22 March 1929, Page 20
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180MAGISTRATE'S COURT Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 67, 22 March 1929, Page 20
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