MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 101, 30 March 1925, Page 5

MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

BY-LAW BREACHES. Mr J. L. Stout, S.M.. presided over this morning’s sitting of the Magistrate’© Court. Failure to provide his motor cycle with a proper exhaust silencer tost C. Murphy £2 with costs 7s. For leaving motor ears stationary for more than ten m nutes on other than appointed stands, H. .jane and i-[. Cotton were each mulcted in tie sum of 109, with coats 7s. On a charge of having driven a motor car at an excessive speed E. H. Baker was fined £l, with costs 7s. p’or cycling at night without ights It. Sorenson, It. Christensen, J. S' ephenson and J. G. Gibant were each lined Ids, with costs 7e. The following, who appeared voluntarily on similar charges, were fined IQs, with costs 2s: T. D. Bathgate, Tong Lee, W. Smidt, E. Cox, S. Stunnard, C. Anderson It. M. Littlejohn, T. lord, It. Smith, H. Barrow, H. B. Scott and X. ltodgers. . On a charge of having delivered possession of a .22 calibre rifle to a person not entitled to receive same, Charles L. Adams was mulcted in the sum of £l, with costs 7s. Charged with having damaged one pair of trousers to the extent oi 17s, and with having failed to deliver up certain other articles of clothing on issue to him as a member of the defence forces, of a total value of £1 7s 7d, Charles Robert Leighton was ordered to make good the damage and pay court costs, 9s.