OPUNAKE.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 28 June 1928, Page 8

OPUNAKE.

. ; : MAGISTRATE'S COURT: Til© monthly sitting, of the Magjstra.te’tti Court was hold before- Me vv. Tat©, S.M., on, Friday last. Judgment by default was given in the fallowing undefended civil cases, J. Feaver v. Tj\v‘ba Iti £2 15s 1 74; same v. D,. Rtossj £3 T2s; T. Northeott v. Percy North--; cott TIB; Figuiaut County Council v. G. Allardiico £SO lls; same v. J. J). Kiogsh £2B 3© (>d ; W v C,.. Aitken v. A. AV-Rriscioe £3 8s (id; •Boyd and- -Mec Crone -v. IX. Ross £3 9s Bd ; Taranaki Traders’ Association v. C. Evans £5 on (Jd; J. Noicross v. R. Wills, £4 8s 4cli In judgment summons cases, Riki Jiahui -was ordered to pay Standish and Anderson £l4 16sj 6d and costs, £1 Is, .forthwith in.default 14 days’ imprisonment, .payment, to be made by July 22. Dick Bishop was ordered to pay J. month t'lie first payment to- he mad© by July 22nd. Riuigi Dick wa* order-

ed to .pay T. I>.1 > . HugShson and, Sons, Limited, £3 17s 10, and l costs 15s 6d forthwith in defaul b five days’ imprisonment. POLICE AND BY-LAW CASES, Joseph Thompson,, a prohibited man, pleaded guilty of being on licensed premises at Rahotu was .fined £1 and costs IDs. John Play pleaded guilty to not giving signals ‘before stopping his motor truck at Rahotu on March 28, and was fined £1 and 10s Costs. •Albert E. Cooksley, a commercial traveller, pleaded guilty of driving his motor car at a speed of more than 15 miles an hour when passing a section of the South Road under repair. Ho was fined £1 and costs amounting to £1 os.