MAGISTRATE’S COURT

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10993, 31 August 1921, Page 7

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

BROKEN BY-LAWS. Offenders against the city by-laws were dealt with by Mr F. K- Hunt, S.M., yeeI> Adams, convicted of failing to produce a car ticket when required, wM ordered to pay costs 119. 0 , For allowing stock wl l? d ,t r T; S “ft* Archibald was fined -£1; C. BetlleU, 10e, J. Bradley, 10s; Isabel Fryer, os; J. Hamilton. 10s; Ei Hendrickson, l«f| J. Hare, 10s; <l, and A. Odlin, 10s; A. W. Palmer, £1; W. Kite, 10s; N K>an, Al; G. Selby, is: C. Turner Ss; W. lelfprd, 10s- It. Walker, 10s; all with costs..». E Brooks, convicted of finking Con ere to on a footway, was fined 10s and ° \cipnliced "the owners of unregistered does—P. Eos was ordered to pay costs 7s I>. Jones costs 7s, W. Mobkhouse costs 7s, A. Sendall costs 7e, A. costs 75, 1 J. Clark 7s costs, M. Clifford 10s and costs 7s. J. Hamilton, who left a vehicle unattended, was fined 10s and costs. For passing l a stationary street car, A. Johnson was fined 10s and costs iSThe Rev. Robertson Orr, on a charge of driving in a manner dangerous to the public, was fined l 0» and costs. A Crawford, who failed to keep as near as possible to the pavement Willi* street, was convicted and ordered to t>aV costs fa. CIVIL CASES. Before Mr E. Page, S.M., judgment for plaintiff in default was entered in the following undefended civil case*-. G. Waddle v. Mrs T. Tukifio. £sl 10s, costs £5 163 fid; City Council T , v ‘ _ O'Connor. £9 2b Gd. costs 193; R. Venables v. N. Beagloy. costs £2 Ss; Nestle and 'AnglodSwiss Milk Co. v. A. Mayers. £2O 13s lid, costs £1 Is; Smath and Smith. Ltd., V. .T. Baybutt. £3.10s 7d. costs £1 18s Gd,: G. Groves v. O Connor Bros., £45 12s 6d. costa £4 16s Gd; E. Bevnolds and Co. v. J. Boyle. £29 1-is costs 30s; Public Trusteo v. W. 1. Pratt £4l ss, costs .£4 10s Gd; Henry Berry and Co. v. J. McCarthy, £-» 11. lOd, cost. £4 Is 6d; earoe v. B. Durrant, £2 11s Gd. costa £1 13s Gd; Butterwortb and Co., v, J. Lundon, £3 15b 7d, costs 27s 6d. '