POLICE COURT
MONDAY, JANUARY 15. 1 (Before Mr H. W. Bundle, S.M.)] . DRUNKENNESS, ■; . • Bryda Bailey was convicted and discharged for her third offence within three months, having spent the weekend in the cells. UNLAWFULLY ON PREMISES. James Davidson, who appeared voluntarily, was fined 10s and costs (8s) for being unlawfully on licensed premises after hours. PROBATION FOR SHOP-LIFTER. Alma Charlotte Georgina Chirnsid* appeared for sentence on a charge of theft of shoes from a city store. , His Worship, said that, but for the fact that there were several . young children the court would Rave imposed a term of imprisonment. _ {The accused must be under supervision, and His Worship proposed to' give effect to Adjutant ; Coombs's recommendations.—* The acbused would be admitted to probation for a period of three years. She was ordered to make restitution of the value of the shoes (£2 13s 6d) and t» pay one witness’s expenses of Bs. ■ MAINTENANCE. Andrew Reid Burt was proceeded against on a complaint for separation,’ maintenance, and guardianship order* on the grounds of wilful failure to maintain. Sir 0. Stevens appeared for Mr* Burt. After hearing her evidence Hi* Worship made the orders asked for and fixed maintenance at 15s per week.
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Evening Star, Issue 21619, 15 January 1934, Page 1
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