MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Evening Post, Issue 36, 12 February 1935, Page 5

MAGISTRATE'S COURT

I « I Cases in the Magistrate's Court yesterday were dealt with by Mr. W. V. Shlwell, SM. Agnes .Robertson -Williams, aged ■ 45,' a |domestic, was convicted and dischaiged for drunkenness and fined £1 for using I indecent language in Buckle Street. II A sentence of three months' imprisonment was imposed upon Vernon Patricjk Rowlands, aged 47, a labourer, for being lan idle and disoiderly person in that hp ' ptaced himself m Cable Street to beg alms He was convicted and dischaiged for a fifth statutory ..offence of drunkenness. The explanation that he had enteied tbc yard to sit down and rest his injured'.ariklo was offered by, .Walter Robert Page,'ageds 51, a labourer! who was convicted and ordered to- come up for sentence- if called upon within, six months' on a charge of being found without lawful excuse in an enclosed jard in Aitken Stieet Stated by Sub-Inspector C E Roach to have been fiequentmg houses in the Ponlua distuct asking for food and methj--lated spirits. Albeit Joseph Bell, aged 54, a labourer, .was. sentenced to' three months' impiisonment fo/ being an idle and dis oiderly person with insufficient lawful means of support. f Pleadinj* guilty to stealing a frock valued at Sjs from the front of the shop of I Arthur Morgan, William George Hall, aged 46, -;a tlabourer,, was , sentenced', to -,three months' imprisonment. ..The ,sub-;)nspector said that he vas an old offender. j