MAGISTRATE’S COURT

Hawera Star, Volume L, 6 August 1930, Page 9

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

FAILURE TO CLOSE PREMISES

SITTING AT HAWEEA. At the Hawera Magistrate’s Cour, this morning before Mr. J. H. Sal moil, S.M., judgment for plaintiff by default was delivered in the following civil cases: A. F. Anderson v. AY. Jones (costs only) 10s. Taunton and Co. v. J. McLeod £24 4s Sd (costs £5 19s), J. Gordon Eliott v. C. H. McGee £lB 6> 8d (£2 14s), G. Syme and Co. Ltd. v. L. Whiting £6 15s 7d (£1 13s 6d) J. and J. Aukl Ltd. v. A. Vinton £- Os Od (£1 3s 6d), Sheriff and Hewat v. AY. Hickman (£2 10s (£1 3s 6d).

JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. In judgment summons proceedings, orders for payment forthwith or in default thereof terms of imprisonment were entered in the following cases: 11. D. AA’illing to pay to the estate of C. J. Howe (£4 2s 6d, in default four days’ imprisonment; L. C. Amlin tine to pay Eleanor AVilkinson £9 os. in default 8 days’ imprisonment; C. Alter junr. to pay Goldstone and Patterson £4 os, in default four days’ imprisonment; Toto Matoe to pay Harm Edgar £9 16s, in default 9 days’ imprisonment-. A. Robertson to pay Nobit and Cannon, Ltd., £7 3s 9d, or six days’ imprisonment; Dose Matoe tc. pay F.‘G. Bains £2 13s, or three days imprisonment; Tamakawliatt Raurang to pay, A. H. Shaw £3l 7s, or 3i days’ imprisonment, the warrant tc be suspended during payment of £j per month; George Wood to pay Alice Larsen £lB 10s, or 17 days’ imprisonment ; Raluri Tatauha to pay L. I. Marter £7 19s, or 7 days’ imprisonment; Nuku Tui to pay M. G. Good £l4 15s 6d at the rate of £3 pei month; Harry, Matoe to pay M. G. Good £8 12s lid, or 8 days’s imprisonment; George J. Bishop to pay Hawera. Hospital Board £2B Bs, or 27 days’ imprisonment ; George J. Bishop to pay W. O’Brien £5 16s sd, or £ days’ imprisonment; Joe Hokio to pay A. IT. Foy £22 ss, or 21 days’ imprisonment; Awa Pipi to pay Treloars Ltd. £62 12s Id, or 60 days’ imprisonment; Ake Ha we to pay, Galloway and Son £33 10s 2d, or 32 days’ imprisonment, the warrant to lie suspended il ,£1 per week is paid.

BREACHES OF REGULATIONS. On the information of the county ranger (Edward P. Grant) ETAioa was convicted and fined £1 and costs £1 2s 6d for riding a bicycle at night without a light on Ohiapaipa Road. Charged with permitting four horses to wander at large at Ohawe, Keehi Rangi Nui Noema pleaded in extinuation that his gates were left open by others. He was convicted and lined £1 and costs £1 18s. Cecil It. Andrews, for driving a motor ear in High Street not equipped wita two headlights and alsp without a tail light, was fined £1 with 10s costs on the first charge and lined 10s with 10s costs on the second, Percival AY. Little was convicted and fined £1 and costs 10s for failing to stop his car on the left edge of Union Street.

Charged with having; kept their business premises open on .June 2d. when such were required by law to be closed, tint' following Haw-era shopkeepers were each convicted and lined £]. juid costs 10s; Sam Pi vac. Miss K. A. Shackleton, S. Grubi, S'. Bridge. For failing to close liis shop at 1 p.m. on July 9, V. Pivac was convicted and lined £1 and costs lOis. Borough inspector L. Hunt, representing the inspector of factories, gave evidence in each case.