BROKEN BYLAWS

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 117, 13 November 1929, Page 20

BROKEN BYLAWS

, Oflenders against;'the: bylaws -were dealt irith in the^Sfagistrate's Court Vyesterday Fa fo eSSJ SP :^ ; ap-S '- ?*■• and E- S. If or-leaving their cars unattended, the following were fined £1 each:—Harold W Brown; Frederick W. Creswell, Frederick cc% IV cIlar(I -&■• Hogan, Frank Kobin«on, Evadne Koyle, and Bertram Smith. ,J> mfs ot.^l'each were,:alsb' imposed on the following.-foiv not- having, tail lights burning on their .vehicles:—Frank DavidT° n';rA° lly Frederick Field, Frank J. MQuarrie, John W. Newell, Reginald -tvowe, irancig Twomey, and Walter H •7?u i'"-r. "^ similal' fine was imposed oh Albert E. Coomh».- for having no lights. -Herbert Bender was fined £2 10s for negligently driving a motpr-eax- and £1 for having no driver's licence. a motor-cycle cost Claude T. -Mann £2. A similar fine was imposed on .Robert,J. Munn for passing a stationary

. fines'of- £1 each were imposed on Victor ,-for lighting a fire without-a permit; Philip A. Eeid, for using a car ,-witnout number plates; Cecil G. Moore ;wJk> cut a corner in his motor-car. yOnvOn a charge of having no lights on his bicycle, John H. Gill was fined 10s. He dealt with for having no rear

''Brian D. Nicholson was fined 10s for not *?XW the-number plate on his car easily distinguishable. "

.. Allowing stoek'to wander cost Edward Aitken 10s, a similar fine being imposed I j£ r fW* Ga >'nor' "«-h°se motor-ldrry hand brake was defective, .lor driving in a manner dangerous to the .Public • Alexander George Jilitchell, Jrank A. DoeH, and Alfred AY. S. Dibley *ere fined £2 10s. each, and John G ef a *2- Kbley was also fined £2 30s for. failing to stop after an accident.