MAGISTERIAL.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15899, 10 April 1912, Page 7

MAGISTERIAL.

CHRISTCHURCH. Tuesday, Ax’Mi* 9. (Before Mr H. W. Bishop, S.M.) f Drunkenness.— Four men first offenders were each fined os, in default ■ twenty-four hours’ imprisonment, and one woman was convicted and discharg--1 ed.—Another woman, who was found helplessly drunk in Armagh Street, was ordered to pay medical expenses, 355, in default fourteen days nnprison- . ment John Madden, a second offender, was convicted and discharged.— Alexander M’Donald, another eecond ! offender, was fined 10s, in default i forty-eight hours’ imprisonment.— | Thoma 3 Edward Calvert was convicted of drunkenness, declared to be an i habitual inebriate, and ordered to be detained in the Rotcroa Inebriates’ | Institution for twelve months for reformative treatment. —James Simpson, for disorderly behaviour while drunk in Montreal Street, was fined 10s, in default forty-eight hours’ imnrisonment. I Several Charges.— John Farrell, for drunkenness, was fined <ss, in default, twenty-four hours’ imprisonment. _ He was convicted of having on April 8, 1912, refused to on it the bar of the , New Zealander Hotel when requested ito do so hv the licensee. On a charge | of obscene language he was fined 40s, ! in default one month’s imprisonment. I and on a charge of having broken one cab window, valued at ss, the property of John Slattery, he was convicted and ordered to pay the damage, in default seven days’ imprisonment, the sentences to he cumulative.

Remanded. —Geoyco William Deyell wap charged with having indecently assaulted a girl over the age of twelve years under the nce of sixteen years. He was remanded til! April 11. pail woo allow'd accused in £SO and one surety of £SO. GOLF. ' ■ ; : EASTER TOURNAMENT. The Ea t:-r tournenrnt was continued yesterday morning with a medal handicap, for which eighteen couples started. It was won by AV. Herman, who played a very good round of 76, which, aided by his handicap of 3, placed him in the lead. The best gross Ecore. 75, was made by B. B. Wood. The following scores were returned:

In -the afternoon a bogey handicap was played, which was won bv L. W. 'Harley. Before all the players had finished the round a sudden thunderstorm came up, accompanied by a downpour of rain, which flooded some of the putting greens. This interfered with the chances of oercral players, notably B. B. Wood and P., Trolovc, who, when the rain began, wore in a strong position and seemed likely to inflict a severe defeat on “ Colonel Bogey.”

At the conclusion of . play the prizes were presented by the club captain. Mr H. H. Loughnan, as follow: —Event No. 1. championship of Canterbury—B. B. Wood; run-ner-up, B. C. Rutherford. Handicaps played concurrently with championship rounds—P. Trolove and W. E. Bryden. Bogey Handicap —P. H. Cumberworth; runner-up, G. H. Swann. Foursome Bogey Handicap—M. H. Godbv and J. E. Donald. Medal Handicap— W. Barman; lunner-up. L. B. Andreae. Bogey Hondioap—L. W, Harley; runner-up, B. B. Wood. RICHMOND HILD CLUB. The first medal match of the season was played on Saturday last, when the following scores were returned; Gross. Hep. Net.

In tho play-off of tho opening day foursomes, H. J. Quarrel! and Miss Pratt beat W. H. Phipps-Black and Mies Bruce.

Gross Hep. Net. \Y. Harman . 76 3 73 L. B. Andraea . 89 14 73 P. Trolovo •. 79 2 77 IV. Wyinki . ES 11 77 B. C. Rutherford . 77 plus 1 73 H. H. Lourhnan . 93 12 78 C. H. Hewlett . 90 12 78 a. F. Franols . . 94 15 79 G. Gallaway . 95 15 60 0. K. Wigram . . 93 12 81 J. Hair . . 99 ■18 81 J. Forbes . . 84 •2 82 E. T. Shares . . 86 4 83 B. Darby V 93 11 82 J. E. Donald . 96 14 $2 N. K. C:x . 83 5 S3 W. A. .Hawkins ■ .. 101 18 83 R. C. Todhuntor . 101 18 83 H. H, Knight . . 92 8 84 V. F. Harman . . 90 4 86 A. M'Carthy . . 93 7 80 P. Wood . lot 18 8G B. J. Hobbs . . 103 13 90 D. Craig . 108 16 92 P. Collins . 110 18 92

Tbs following scores were returnee L. \Y. Harlov . , 11 K up B. B. Wood . plus 4 3 up J. E. Donald 11 2 up W. Hannan . ecr. 2 up C. H. Hewlett . 9 1 up C. K. Wigram . 9 1 down X. K. Cox 3 1 down J. Forbes . . 2 1 down P. Trolove 2 1 down W. Wyinlts . 8 3 down H. H. Knight . 6 3 down S. K. Sleigh . 3 3 down E. T. Stores 3 .3 down

J. D. Lawrence . 06 13 83 B. K. Webber . . 103 18 85 E. J. Austin . . 103 20 88 E. C. Rawnsley . 106 11 92 V. Hargreaves . . 113 20 93 c. S. Gill . Ill 17 91 s. H. Dobbin . . 122 19 103