CITY POLICE COURT.

Otago Daily Times, Volume 13694, Issue 13694, 10 September 1906, Page 7

CITY POLICE COURT.

> Saturday, September 8. (Before Mr C. 0. Graham. S.M.) '.Drunk.—Andrew Robinson was fined 5?, and costs (7s), for insobriety in Princes street. Vagrancy. t-James Cooper was brought up, on remand, olmrgcd with being a toguo and vagabond, having no visible lmyful means or support.—Cooper, who pleaded " Xot guilty," calicd evidencofo show that he had been workKig —Arthur Knowlos,. paymaster, in the oml»ifiy i-i tliu liosiyn Tramway Company, stated tllKt Cooper whs in tiio sorviw of the company from June 27 to July 19, earning during that timo £7 Bs. The tramway manager was of opinion that Cooper had thoroughly earned his wages and was a hard worker.—Bessio Woods, who described herself as a "kept v.'omnu," stated that Cooper had been at work her house polishing furniture and fixing up odds and ends. Ho was in her house rather more than a wesk, sloeping and working there, "lie s-till owed him 103.—Dcteotive Herbert sain there was no doubt the man had been working on the tramways. When arrested, cvor, he luui no money about him. Tho a-tsn had Jh-jii Kring in what were practically S> eouplo o[ brothels.---Accused having expressed on intention of K oing up to Kurow to work, Air firiiliani advised him to colloct tho 10s vincli Woods atated she owed him and 1 rir ", ,u 01 '"J 1 , 0 , On condition that In ,t~ l W< ", l A bo If lio failed to do so he would be dealt with more severely.