POLICE COURT NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13768, 5 June 1908, Page 7

POLICE COURT NEWS.

Till! KATE NINCf , BEHAVIOUR.

Robert HAWtTOßanfe, * mm*, arrival''in - the Dominion pleaded guilty, at to* Police Court yesterday, before Mc**i», JB, Maefarhuie awl T. King, jttstiw* of the peace, to behaving in a 'threatening manner in Richmond Avenue, on Jfifjf 28.

• ; Sergeant Hendry explained that defendant, who wan ■"slightly"under'' the inilaeiwe of liquor, created ■ a scene in Rich* mond Avenue for fully a»-rjt»rt*r of. an hour on the ' date'", in question, The-de-fendant also made use_ of grossly iiwrdting language. A fine of 20.* and•■ «wt«, or m default seven ..days' imprisonment, was imposed, -

MISCELLANEOUS. Alfred . Clegg, a boy. was fined Is, »nd ; costs 7*, for driving Ids horse and venule round the corner'of Kacuigahape and Pottsohby Road* at other than a walking pace. Charles Mills, who hud neglected to chain the wheel of hie vehicle while transacting some business in .1 rhop, was fined ss, awl costs-.?*. ■■'.'.'.,,'■'■ Edward Bciryuian and Mrs. ILoMeld were each convicted ami ordered to pay cost* (?s each) for allowing their horse* to wander at large in Karaugaltape Road. Alexander Mackie and John Gallagher, similarly charged, wire, each fined 5?, andcosts 7~. • ' -■ James Clarke, a young man,' who had been remanded on several occasions for medical treatment, On a charge of drimkeunesis, was lined Ids and testa, or its default seven, days' imprisonment. John Bain, a second offender, was fined 20s and costs, or in 'default seven day*' imprison*' mem. A find offender was lined 5a and costs, or. in default 24 hours' imptisuament. " '•■■ <■ ■' ...„..•■•■ ■■■'; ■ -..