RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT
THIS DAY. (Before H. 0. Lawjior and E. W. Pfcket,! < Esqa., J'b.P.) A SUSPECTED LUNATIC. „John Wall was brought up on remand from the 25th instant, on suspicion of being of unsound mind. Mr Bullen said Wall had been visited by Dr Kilgour, and he was now in a sound state of mind. <. Discharged. GOATS AT LAKGE. Robert Nicoli was charged with having committed a breach of Bye-law No 3 by allowing four goats to be at large in Pollen street, Shortland.' • „„ Mr Bullen said the nuisance of stray goats ,w|s^becoming, jr.ery prevalent, and Ibne s , JitJl ,lwas impossible to put dpwiw^ith. the^ limited, j^mber of : police. i -It was' impossible *"to SriVe those goats to the pound. He would suggest that those wno kept "goatsr should be made to pay for the Jiixury, • In 0 tago every goat had to be licensed. The Bench inflicted a fine of Is and costs in the present ins'ance, but warned defendant that '-he might not get off-so* easily the next time. . ONE GOAT. John |&oldsworthy was charged with having committed a breach of the same Bye-law, by allowing one goat to be at large in Davy street, Thames, on the 24th instant. Fined Is and costs. " The Court then adjourned.
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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1943, 27 March 1875, Page 3
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