RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1760, 24 August 1874, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT

THIS DAT,

DRUNKENNESS.

Charles H. Wilther was charged with having been drunk arid^ncapable in G-rey-street; Shortland, on "the 22nd instant. Defendant pleaded 1 guilty, and was fiaed lOsioV 24 hours' imprisbnment. Frances"Dillbti, charged with being drunk and incapable in Grey-street, Short* i land, on the 22nd instant. The culprit was on bail, and making no appearance forfeited the amount of the bail. He subsequently appeared before the Court, and pleaded that he had appeared, at the door when his name was called the third time, and he: was accordingly presented with the balance of his bail. , ti . •■'■' John- iiobye pleaded giiilty to a similar offence, and was mulcted in a like amount. ■■"■/■■■.: i»lkjL'i IS-;?AT-XA'B&^. 11"- "^ . .George .Thompson was charged with having'perniittedv a; goat to wander at large in Bailie-street, Sbortland, on the 19th instant. ;,; ;' A .":;'■:"/,-O ::; U Defendant pleaded not guilty. „ Mr* Bullen said/he would not be 'able to proceed with the case, for the reason mentioned on Saturday*"' A.if L His Worship asked how long that state of thingrwas going to last. ! Mr. Bullen said it, rested: with the Borough Council. ; T«ANBiFBE OF IICHNBES. Edward J. Angrove applied for the transfer of license foifsfe'Yib'tbrfft 'Hotel, Karaka Creek, to Thomas Sincock. The necessary papers were put in, and the ap--1 lication was accordingly granted. k Jane Fitch made application for the transfer of the license of the Cornwall Arms Hotel, Pollen-street, Grahamstown, Jo Edvrard JT. i Angrove. l Th^r« iras no 'objection on behalf of the police; application granted.