BYLAW PROSECUTIONS

Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 102, 27 October 1938, Page 6

BYLAW PROSECUTIONS

jj. Offenders against the City Council ' c bylaws appeared before Mr. J. H. Lux- , r ford, S.M., in the Magistrate's Court <j today. Mr. A. R. Cooper appeared for re the City Council. .; c For breaches of the parking regula- ;. tions, Harold Boon, Frederick David ■ s Braid, Charles Levin, and Joseph ts Zimme were fined £1 and costs. Ie Ernest Arthur Cash was fined £1 and 's costs on one charge, and 10s and costs on another. David Ganson was fined £1 and costs on each of two charges, Horace William Milner and Keith Watj« son were fined 15s and costs, and Ars> thur Edward Hardcastle and Harry a _ Gordon Owens were fined 10s and st costs- - e Phill Mayo was fined 10s and costs j- for having defective lights, and Alfred d Henry Luff and Frederick Walter a Thompson were convicted and orderL e ed to pay costs for having insufficient L e lights. i- John Owen Nolan was fined £1 and .c costs foi, failing to give way to pedests trians on a crossing. For allowing stock,to wander, OsI, mond Disley was fined 10s and costs, 11 and for tethering a cow in a public g place Archibald McLean was fined Is. n ' L- ' ' y petition for members of the young c farmers' clubs, a grand parade of s stock, and the presentation of prizes. s Yesterday's gate takings of £32 6s c 6d were about on a. par with those i- for the first day last year, but last d night £85 12s 6d was taken, an in- - crease of £23 18s on last year's figure.