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CHRISTCHURCH. Friday, August 2. (Before Mr R. Wect>nra, J.P., Mr C-Hood-Williams, J.P., and Mr J. M. Thompson, J.P.) Drunkenness. —Thomas Park, alias Robinson, was fined 5s and costs, in default, .twenty-four hours’ imprisonment. .Sureties of thk Peace. —Harry Graham (Mr Gassidv) was alleged to have assaulted Thomas Bree ■■Gaffney (Mr Kippenberger) on Mulv 26. and the complainant asked that the accused might be bound over to keep the peace. Graham admitted the offence and consented to the surety. The Bench convicted him and bound him over in a surety of, £SO to keep the peace for twelve months. _ ■ Prohibition'. —On his own application, a prohibition order was issued against a man. Trespass. —James M’Gilvery and Mary M’Gilvery were charged with having been found withmit lawful excuse on the premises of .Alfred limits in Park Terrace, on ' August, 2. They pleaded guilty, and were sentenced to one month’s imprisonment .each. Cycling on the Footpath. —George Horsley and Thomas North were each fined 10s and costs for having cycled on .footpaths. ~ ' .
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12570, 3 August 1901, Page 5
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