POLICE COURT NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13726, 16 April 1908, Page 7

POLICE COURT NEWS

iI&GES AGAINST A BANKRUPT. \ th „ Police Court yesterday before M* XV Thomas and W. A. Thompson Iff a 'man of small stature, named JViper Waller, who was adjudicated "If i , nt" • few- month, ago, was charged llta -vend breaches of the "*'.' , lt - cv Act of 1892. the prosecution B3J iStM the official assignee (Mr. FrtLxl), who was represented by Mr. * i,r Mr. W. H. Woodward apEJfor" Wilier. On Mr. Mays'applicaf't, case was adjourned for a fortnight. t« € u ; MISCELLANEOUS. * V rv bowery, a seaman, engaged on the n von was convicted on a charge of being 5 from his vessel without leave, and SS to be placed on board on the sailing it ifaa vessel, r r drviug their vehicles at night withJSfchi Hugh Boyle, Peter McCabe, and ', i Ur.pei were each lined Is and costs iT f ToipF HcKoton, a cabdriver, who pulled i,!! ~;s vehicle in the front position at the ,Ji> ' nsS'ul of at the real-, was fined 6s, ,uS -Vi costs, the Bench advising him to ill'Cl *-l> '•*'• "" ' f named Bin Winia, alias *ftoun-Sri named Bin Winia, alias -U fc.'d, was remanded for a week on **-.•?*?«• 6 '~• in default three months imprison- *' J for using insulting language to Annie S while he was also ordered to find 5 sureties of £10 each to keep the peace two t'- l!tl1 " Co. were charged, on the iiation of the Epsom Road Board with vehicles engaged in heavy traffic on f V„<o'j» loads without, obtaining pennisS&Who Board. Mr. A. K. Bkrfton, ;.,," appeared for the prosecution, withmr the informations, on the undenUud- • [J that the defendants paid £2 16s costs.