BY-LAW OFFENDERS

New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12315, 9 December 1925, Page 11

BY-LAW OFFENDERS

A LENGTHY LIST YESTERDAY'S SITTING., By-law breaches were dealt with before Mr E. Paste, S.M., in the Magistrate’s Court yesterday afternoon, as follow: Roy George Mexted and Christy Holmes, for exceeding the speed liffiit an intersection, were each fined

Failure to observe the regulations m regard to the proper lighting of their vehicles, cost Ralph Oswald Raynor, Imlay .Saunders, Edward Horatio Sutherland, Henderson Downes, Benjamin Burgess, Henry Albert _ Mason, Jack Patrick Wliiteford, Philip Ernest Low, Matthew Tarrant Dixon, and Mark Smith, £1 enph; Frank Kettlewell, Stephen Augustus Harris, Joseph Arthur Mears, Joseph Abel, Michael Joseph Hodgins, John Shelly, Robert Black, Norman Royle Chapman. 10s each; David Lloyd Clay and Ernest Turksma, 5s each. For pai king a motor vehicle less than twenty feet from a street corner, Phoebe Lawton was fined £l. . Charles Seymour Taylor, for failing to stop his car when requested by the police, was fined £l. . ' Exceeding the speed limit of ■ twelve miles an hour at Koro Koro, cost David Hector McKenzie a fine of £4. Failure to have r rear number plate attached to his car, cost Paul John Andrew Pallison s*. Walter Tilby, for exceeding the 'speed limit of twenty miles per hour on Thorndon quay, was fined Failure to obtain a t * nv *\l S license cost Harold John -Tubbs a fine ° £ jIvV leaving motor vehicles u » a *- tended, James David Martin Mclntyre •was fined £1; Harold John Tubbs and Horace Lloyd, IDs; and Ronald Ma.yne Knowk'S s°. Robert Black, on a similar charge, was ordered to pay costs. For allowing stock to wandmy Willinm Darraeh was fined £1 ,J.us. Exceeding ß the twelve-mile per hour sneed limit at Kaiwarra, cost WilliaTwebb £2. Thomas Hardy, Si SU ha rthe Wa^ €d rofd cost WilU^mKh S'RoW a Heath VS Ir bfvM Hector on a similar charge, was ordered to Pa SilWtHowe, for failing to hare numbers attached to his motorCa ait W Ung fi a ed con:er cost William Gordon Blaxall 10s. defence cases Failure to register cost Thomas H Fo7 fMHng 0 tf’ettend drill, Edward Mervyn Murray and Jack Wilson were iviervyll A U, J „ olin Oliver John Sandlant £l, and Arthur Matthew Brown 10s. . . , , . t C Wilson, for giving false information’ to the Defence Department, was Howard McNamara, for failing to notify a change of address, was fined. ss. For failing to attend drill, James Dawson, with a formidable list ot similar previous convictions, was ordered ■to come up for sentence when called upon within twelve months.