UPPER HUTT COURT

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 143, 14 December 1933, Page 22

UPPER HUTT COURT

Cases in the Magistrate's .Court at-Upner ld°t« d4^" 8 / S'.^vehicle ' without fi Al iUi^ nV Walli »S wua convicted - and. ilentham a heavy motor-vehicle without a hcence lor that class .of vehicle Charles Overcnd was charged withroper* ating a heavy motor-vehicle which exceeded the maximum weight allowed- oni the mid. J. h. Amsworth, traffic'inspec. tor. lor .the Main Highways Board, said the vehicle was.a horse float. It was used on'the Mungaroa Hill, and was 18cwt 1\ quarter ■ overweight. The Magistrate said the delendaufc had been,lined three times previously for this class of offence. 'A fine of £4 was imposed. ~ ' .• ■ •■ ' For exceeding the licensed load; with * heavy motor-vehicle, Richard Horlor was convicted and fined £1 14s. w ' George Maxwell was charged with oper* atirig a heavy motor-vehicle which ex* ceded the maximum weight allowed on tha road, and \vith operating a heavy motor* vehicle with a greater load than, licensed. For the defendant, who pleaded .guilty, Mr. A. J. Mazergarb said the vehicle ia question was a horse float, and only a few trips were, made across the' Kirnutaka! Hill, the charge relating, to le Marua. For having a vehicle out of the licensed; class*, the defendant was convicted and; fined 10s, and on the other charge he waa convicted and fined 305.? ■ • \ Bruce Currie, charged with wilfully-tres>. passing on-the Whakatiki golf links, and! ■.taegleetilSf?; or refusing to leave aftet being Warned to do so by the owner, was fined? £1.. .• 'i; ;••■ ' ./' ..For driving a horse and gig in a'publio place Vvithout a light, Nathaniel Prousa was fined os. ■, . - . -" 'h Konald Douglas Simpson was convicted and fined 5s for riding;a bicycle (in the footputh. , ■■'; : ; . . Albert Forrest was fined 15s for...notj haying a-j driver's licence. ',;■,■ ■■■', For /having unregistered' dogs, Albert William Seager was fined .£l, Mauris* Me Nabb was fiued 10s, and Mark Gard was convicted and: ordered to pay costs. On four charges of allowing stock t» wander, Oskjar Browne was convicted and fined s«'on each charge. > ''":■'.■■.'■ Eight charges of allowing stock to wan* der were made against Nelson Ballinger, al farmer, of Kaitoke. On each of fives charges Ballinger was . fined ss,".and °Ti eneh of the remaining charges 10s. Costa were fixed in eacli charge. Henry Whiteman was fined 10s- for air . lowing stock to. wander, and finea of 5i each were imposed on .Tamos Sileyy Thomas O'Hara, William Chapman,. and Irene Harlen on similar charges.. . .-._■