MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Hokitika Guardian, 19 March 1940, Page 3

MAGISTRATE'S COURT

SITTING AT GREVAIOCTH

GREYAIOUTH, Alarch 18

At the Magistrate’s Court at Greymouth yesterday, before Mr’ G. G. Chisholm, S.M., Raymond Lloyd .'McIntyre was charged that on January 10, 1940, at Stillwater, he did.steal one letter, one 10s postal note and 011 b Is postal note, of a total value of 11s 2d, the property of Eunice Richardson, aifd was convicted and fined £1 and ordered to make restitution of 11s 2d, the value of the postal notes. Valdamar Riitiiara,j labourer, aged 33, xml; hr aboutMattiihry A'ift K‘fiffi{iVaf ? lie dieffl f sttbtl - V^lH^'lC’^alWed 1 'itt (pro-l ptfi-tf oii ! wlT in iivUii I VKiffiV’ ■gti&iftf-kji. pi iypfiTfeMp'VhM'TbW Oi’t least* ; onS‘ ! vffis pending;' He hoped to be ready to proceed with the case before Easter. Accused was remanded until Thursday morning next. Bert Billett pleaded guilty to a ; charge of negligent driving On October 30, the case having been’adjourned until after the hearing of a'ii indictable ■ charge in the Supreme .Court. Billett was fined £l with costs Bis.' Albert -Ward was charged with exceeding the speed limit lor heavy vehicle's. A fine of £1 with 10s costs . was imposed. '■' I “ Charles Edward Senior, on a charge I ’of failing to carry a warrant of fitness | was filled 10s with costs 10s,. j Trevor AYilham ' Murcott pleaded guilty to a charge of carrying a pillion rider on' a motor cycle. ' He I 'Was fined os, with costs 12s. James Leonard Bourke, on a charge of allowing a cow to wander at Boddytbivn, wiis convicted and fined os with costs 10s.

Samuel Stewart, on the information of the Greymouth Borough Council, was charged that being the owner of a certain building situated in Alexander Street, Greymouth, he did- proceed to add to the said building with■J‘y n ‘ \ .. . out first obtaining a permit. Decision was reserved.