MAGISTERIAL.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 5566, 15 May 1896, Page 3

MAGISTERIAL.

CHRISTCHURCH.

Friday, Mat 15. ': (Eef ore Mr C. M. Gray, J.P., Mr J. Forrester, J.P., and Mr J. Gapes, J.R) [ Drunkenness. — A first offender was L fined 5s and costs ; Marjr Bell was fined 10s . and costs, in default theiisual alternative of imprisonment. ! Alleged Housebreaking. — Samuel I Northey was charged with having, on the night o£ Feb. 21, "broken into the house of Frederick C. Eaphael, and stolen .£lB 9s in 1 money, and jewellery to the value of £20. 1 Mr Donnelly appeared for the .accused. On J the application of Sergeant-Major Mason, 3 a remand was granted tiU Thursday, May 3 21. Affiliation. — Affiliation cases againsi 1 Thomas M'Brearty and Robert Kinlej 3 were adjourned for a week. Alleged Obscene Language. — Samue] Sandford was charged with having on f April 13 used obscene language in Harpei ;■' Street, Sydenham. On the application oi d Mr Donnelly the case was adjourned til c Monday., r r Miscellaneous. — 'James Boyd was finec r 10s and costs for allowing a cow to wandei on the railway at Lake Flat, on April 21 n —Henry Samuels and Eobert Henshav c were each fined 5s and costs for allowing is cattle to wander on the roads in Papanui c — Alfred Eose was fined ],s and costs foi ,3 riding a tricycle on the footpath in Wool 5, ston. — Abdul Borhiun, an Assyrian, wai l- fined 5s and costs for placing an obstruc tion— a handcart— in Cathedral Square.