BREACHES OF BY-LAWS

New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12196, 22 July 1925, Page 4

BREACHES OF BY-LAWS

OFFENDERS PUNISHED CARELESS MOTORISTS. Mr C. R. Orr-Wnlker, S.M., presided over a sitting of the .Magistrate’s Court yesterday. For exceeding the speed limit through Ngahauranga, Lawrence Sinclair was fined £1 and 7s costs, while other speeders on the bitumen were > dealt with ns follow:—George Mit-b chell, £1 and 7s costs; Norman Leoker . £1 and 7s costs; Albert William.' Lee, £1 and 7s costs; Robert Joseph Kbliott, £1 and 7s costs; Charles , Law-. renoe, Neilson, £1 10s, and .7s;: Agnes Duncan, £1 .and 7s costs; Frank Dickinson, £2 and 7s costs; Roy. Ibbotspn, 10s and 9s costs. Percy /Wilton and Wilford Bertie ' Smith, who left their cars ‘ facing the wrong way, were each fined 10s and ; 7s costs, while on a charge’of driving in a prohibited area, Frank Crocombel. was ordered to pay costs only,.’7s. On a similar charge Robert Alexander Sloan was penalised to the same extent. Charles Short was fined 15s and 7s costs for cutting a corner. - /For neglecting to have their cars lighted, Theo. Walters, Gerald Francis Gardiner, and Walter Nevill [ Norwood were each fined 10s and Vs costp, Henry Hutchings os and costs, and Albert William Lee costs only, 7s. Tbirwell Haywood failed, to register tho change ’of ownership of a motorcar, and. for this offence he was fined 10s and 7s. costs. ... Henry. B, mt'ding, who used a mo-tor-car. when the registration had not been transferred, was penalised a similar amount, On a charge of allowing his cow to wander, Samuel J. MeKelvy was fined’ss and 7s’titrate. Leslie William ’Shnllnd Anderson, for not attending'drill was convicted and discharged. ?u.. Overdue accounts grp collected by Tbe Dominion Mercantile .‘Agency. Ikd: ” Offices Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch. Agents throughout the world. Specialist in colle"tiorv ti-irto .reports, and assignment. Head Office, Union Bank Chambers, Wellington.—Advt.