THE BY-LAW BREAKERS

New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12250, 23 September 1925, Page 4

THE BY-LAW BREAKERS

YESTERDAY’S CONVICTIONS A LENGTHY LIST, Mr o' R. Orr-Walker, 5.M.,. dealt •.with the following, list‘of by-law cages at the Magistrate’s Court yesterday afternoon:— Ernest Herbert Rawson, for driving in a manner dangerous to the public, was convicted and ordered to pav cpst.s. 1 - ■ " Op thp charge of leaving his car unattended Paul Olson Sabo was fined 10s and 7s costs. Aurelian Money, for cutting a co - ■ nor while riding a cycle, was ordered to pay costs only. For allowing his registration number to become indistinguishable Edwin Bishop Edmonds was fined 15s and 7s ccste, while on a similar charge Walter Henry Hislop was ordered to pay 7s ccsts only. For having no driver’s license the latter was fined £1 and 7s costs. Waltsr Follett Nicholla was fined 'Ob and 7s costs for allowing a chimney to become on firu. Godfrey Dawsett was fined 10s and 7s costs for riding a push-bike on the Hutt road bitumen track, and for riding without a proper light he was fired sb. and 7s costs. , Speeding on the Hutt road cost Stephen John Newland £2 and 7« ccsts. Charles Robert Barton for parking a car in front of a public entrance, was fined 10s and 7s costs. On the charge of failing to stop when requested to do so, Henry Frecf erick HaTding, a motor-lorry driver, was fined 10s and 7s costs. Louise "Watson, who was charged with parking a car before a public entrance was fined 10s and 7s costs. On thq, charges of passing a stationary tramcar and of not having a driver’s license, Spencer Booth was fined £1 and 7s costs on each charge. Pot not being in possession of a hawker’s license while selling flowers in the street Claude McEwan was fined £1 and 7s costs. Mary Feeli.v appeared in answer to two charges of allowing stock to wander, on the first of which she was fined £2 end the Second £l, 7s costs being added ii: each case. On similar charges Stephen Hall and Frank Bone were respectively fined 10s and 2Ws. For tethering cows in the street John MacDonald was fined 10s and 7s costs For not having adequate lighting arrangements on vehicles the , following were fined, 7s costs being added in each case:—Paul Olsen Sabo, JOs: Ivor William Henry. 10s; James Joseph Jackson, 10s; Norman Harold .Tames, 7-Os; John Foley, 10s, Kenneth Randall Mason, 10s; T. H. D. Robertson, 10s; David James Crothers, 10s; William Peterson, 10s. Alexander ClaUde McKenzie, for exceeding the speed limit along Lambton quay, was fine! £2 and 7s costs. Charles James Edwards was fine ! £5 onrl an order for loss of civil rights for two years was made against him on the charge of failing to attend 1 drill.