MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 121, 19 November 1934, Page 3

MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Police cases in the Magistrate's Court today 'were dealt with-.;by Mr. H/':;P. LawrjyS.M. • \ -:,.;>r'-'-:i' S .-'-.■ ■■■f<:-\-'' ■ ■ Albert Arthur Baker, a; labourer, aged 41, was fined 30sV in default three weeks' imprisonment,^ for.-his .fifth offence: of. drunkenness. ' •■: • -.';'■■ William Corteri,. aged 31,,for_his fourth offence xof drunkenness, 'Was fined .255, Tn default 14" days'; imprisonment,/and . for procuring liquor '= during: • the. currency. -:of a prohibition :order' he 1 was;;firied/::£.!;'v;f On! af cliarge of ■•'{stealing -a tunic and ra fountain pen, of a total value of £3 10s, the property of Harry Owen Griffith, Norman VWilliams, ;alias Roberts,., alias Kangi,. alias ' Waiata,:.; alias, Arapata, . a labourer, aged 24. was sentenced to three fnonths'irnprisqnmerit. ..*.',■..f- :"■':';,--; '■_ Vl ■- ■ William - Henry^Gardiner; 'alias < Henry Patrick"Garner; alias Boss;" a cooky^and. labourer,sVwas sentenced tol three "mbtiths imprisonment, foristealirigVabout v£svS,-in 'money, -the ' pi!6perty; r of,-Clement;,Evansiv

Loudspeakers installed in ,one' Manchester factoiy have increased the output of the work-girls, and, as they are ob piecework, their wages have gone up improportion. There is music for one hour in tha morning and,nn hour and a lialf in the. afternoon. C. W. Price and Co, 91 Dixon Street, Mill tell housekoljl furniture, carpets, motor-cyc^c, etc., nx the. mart tomorrow commencing at 1.30 p.m. J_