LAW AND POLICE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12070, 13 September 1902, Page 3

LAW AND POLICE.

MvV it:. vn-/s c< >i : RT.-'FnP4i. 'Before Mr. (I. W. Brabant. S.tf.J 'IROKIss "ore marly on the following jutlg* a • 'i:*. fumiaon«M:-tl»!| and Perkins (Mr. Shrewsbury) v. Mi->!,;/ r,,t,<.: f i F !(l, ordered to pay -• i 0- sil -.-itlvii! our- month, or in default 11 day-,' imprisonment; Gordon Pro's. (Mr. Baxter) v. V.'i.cv ILfitton. ordered to pay £1 i" within up" month, or in default 11 days* itJinri = 'i::iu'.-!;i PDRJCK COURT NEWS , Mr. T. !i '■■ '"•"•'• ■' >■ . presided at the Police (,'o-irt >■■ --~-,,! ,;., and Sergeant Hun sen coitdmred ' ," po'n ..■ prosecution.*. Drunkenness : Two tir-t-otffnrU>rs wore convicted and d;* chanted on payment, of costs, "• »d "■'■' ''■ in--' DugJTXli 'A!- convicted ;,",d ordered r.i piy I>, r> . . cj-ts of medical treatment. Tlii : < I .< Hoat: Samuel [J.u ..,.,., a youth, who had ■-.-;, :-,iiavi,\! ~:i a previous Court day of .>'c:c:ir.: ;! boat fro in Do\oriport. valued .ii .€'.'. the property of Thomas ),- rfoqnote,. and remanded ;Vrlin rep. of the probation officer, was brought ■•:')!» ths Court. Hi-* Worship -aid that although the accused had pot proiiru boon i mvuted the report of the probation officer was unfavourable, and friitrucrd him t>i .- month's imprisonment, with hard laliour. t Street He.; ; Three little ■•-... named John Gibbon*. Christian Tram-, and James Rowr», w.-.-.i charged •■:; the information of Constable P.-:, with playing hockey on tl«» footpath in For*-street. 'I ho constable said ii' m«' a number of boy.- playing the gain* on the path am! caiidiu; the pedestrians much inconvenience. Witm—• darted along th« strret and secured the three lad; before th-» Court. (In promising Hot to offend again til" boy? ,v,ii- convicted and discharged. Mainteuur.ee : Thumps o;viu admitted deserting his wife. Hannah Cain, as Auckland, in March !.-, i, as ! leaving her without adequate iiioau.i of maintenance, He ms ordered ' to pay tha sum of 10- per w«=.-k, and to find a security of one surety .<i £25 that ho will comply with (he order of the Pour;. Mr. UrookJiHil appearfvl for tlie p:osi-rutio», in-' strucfod In- Mi.- Porter, of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Women and Children. Dismissed: Piiarie? Rock ley denied throwing .-tones in (In- flaniasjoof a house helongitiir to Willianui George Garrard. Sarah .fains reMdinj; in Yelvortou Tc-rrato. said the aeeujetl threw »tone«, on the roof of her hou.-a: at haif-pa.-t seven o'clock on tlip> even-iu-j; of the T:h nil. Wittier admitted that . it was a dark nia-ht..hm- mai'itiiined that sho. ■' f-aw defetir'.ini throw the sfoites. After iii quantity oi lontradiet.ory evidence had been heard tiin i a.-e was di -missed. Cycling on (ho Footpath: Harry (•'alum was. lined 5s for ,•yciinjj on the footpath in New North Koad. ' ; P.ojnanded: Tito following ea>es were re- I manded on the application of Cliip.f-Dotcc- • live Cr,!..-: - William Mean on a charvo of,' ste.ilin- thr-c sai 1., of oat-- valued at. £2 ?.s ' and two t aeks of potatoes valued at 23>', the' property of Fix!! and Perkins, was: remanded' till (he I7:!i m-!.. and bail allowed in one Miretv o! £20. Frank Pidinan was remanded tall the 19th in.-*, on a charge of forsring. at Tnakaii. on Aiu'il 15 last, the. name of .!. I-.allainoi'e to a.withdrawal slip, for tbe sum of £40. Rat! was allowed accused in two sureties of £50 each.