TELEGRAMS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21196, 29 November 1930, Page 20

TELEGRAMS.

(Per United Press Association.) AUCKLAND, November 28. William George White, aged 41. a < J ri ' ,er ’ "-as to-day deprived of hie 1 for stea i in B a Womft n paasenger s luggage. On a charge of theft he was placed on probation for 12 months vj °< r . d^ ed to make restitution of £G It 5 ' We cannot have a man like him on the road as a taxi driver,” said the magistrate {Mr’P. K. Hunt). ° The appeal made for Delgrosso/ the Ponsonby League player, who was recently suspended for three years, was dismissed by the New Zealand LeagSe Council last night. ® ' WELLINGTON, November 28. For several days the Supreme Court was occupied with a case brought by John Edwm Hunt, seeking compensation from the City Corporation for damage t®. Ws Property in Goldie’s Brae by a sup. The court’s decision, which was aWar da the > plaintiff £I4OO upon condition that the land becomes the property of the council. Each party is to pay its own costs. Burglars broke into the . Adelphi Cabaret last night. They secured about £5 m money and took away various articles valued at about £ls. ASHBURTON, November 28. At the Police Court to-day, Robert Errol Shallcrass was fined £lO for having been intoxicated in charge of a car and his license was cancelled till after January 31, 1932. John Mackay was fined £5 for negligently driving a car, his license being suspended for three months. The defendant was acquitted on two charges of intoxication.