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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6727, 23 February 1900, Page 3

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V\- CHRISTCHURCH. • /7 •• -./ Friday, Feb.. 237 7 ! -"- : -*- ,(Before,Mr Trapes, J.P.; Ad *Mr WvjET ■.* S. '• '7, fHargreayes,,J.P.)-' ._•-: " f,- ; Obsceke LANonAca-^obertJbhn Bever,age waa.bharged with having, on 22 *' ; iisedobsrcene language in Manchester Street' rb! 7.S ; °fTP be Proved, and sentenced Srt? 156 imprisonSkS° £^ ''& V** E VPobTPAT^-For riding RnSJ^f c *»*!»*-•« Ri'cca'rton .Ro^the^fonowing defendants were fined 5s and costs, 7s ? .;each; -^George Bunz, Wi>- • ,a ™,,3S ns 7 Wiffiam. Knott, Wii-. fe t S'* J E^ rara Gane, -Charles Papp and Alfred- Williamson. Jolm 'H i Mosb was fiMd 5s a-nd costs. 7s, for -ridiifc' fc^ 6 ™ fQOtpath in Montrea J ™ih Winder w£s . cha_*ge : d-yrfth allowing a bor&e to Grander at larkin Martin street.., vThe defendant did "J!|_ a PP€ar. , v/ Eyidence -jvas given * l>v four jesses, -and ; th ei Bench .imposed a fine of lus an 4 costs, IjSs....'* *'f ;y-.-y '■ c. . iM %%" w ; .^E Gar-* ■^e^waa ohijjrged .that,- .on .Feb. l**at the driver, of a vehicle, : ne did noE. observe the ndeof the road, --bnt &t?-7 ?W ci -" Y^hjcle on his.ivrong sideV in m?ches.ter'StrVet,; The /defendant plei/ded ; npß,|;uilty. ; , ; A witness subpoenal for the n^rL* ?°* a SP ea ?> "J* •" Sub-Inspector :Utfr_en asked leave to withdrawithe charge. •lhe prosecutors in the case were seamen on .board : H.M.S V tauranga, /and . while^riding -through Cfiastchurph on/;their:,-hicycles. .they m^t with ah ; accident through alleged ' ■neghgfiitice in\driving-,on the, part of the' M &!L T^ y « s^ ad^ Wt -port. .^ »f*33&fth granted leave*; to:*wifchdra.w.-.the fhatge.y, .*.•./ 7., ■/,/ ,•-, . yyTP: :-. sir?i^A* \'CBO-ssiNG6.^Hertry.vl Thomas /T^^^as charged Avith having, oil .-Feb... 1 *;, afrfchnstthurch,' driven a vehicle across a /f?«' crossing waile. an approaching- 'train * jas^ithin a- distance of half -t.mile*.. -The .-??•** guilty, .but. stated 'that owing to' ; the' cbnfitruratio*n of. 'the road apP ro achinptfie Tsurh*a'hi Street' crossing, it yas impossible to v see if an eri?'ine were comlng until tHe crest' ,of the liill had been reached. In any case," he thought that by the^. r_6sitiori of ' the ' crossjnV-keepers' fla-g ;*>fi^he:^vais b*jj*rij£ sigiiaHi^'^uii-f 'i^Fjin-' Stover.:. Suh-Inspeetor O'Brien c"?tlled ievi-.jtence-'foivthe prosecu*Hoh,'mid the* prossingWs&&ffllsid:i ;hi»t i!i«-v*>s'_^silled all traffic ■*#^|-r.crad : .t6 stop" until 'thVtlfe.i;>p-a6»ed. however', •Refused'. **b>.#op, -p^^.P'^'SJ^ ° v «r thg crossing, ignoring the keepers' pro•MstSr V excppting t 0 .swear at>ihem. ,/ The v '?^ v ijiflicted a" fine of V£l^indVcbst_#7s>T "minding the defendant that he "rcas la^in? "imself open to a. penalty of £50. . •- Y.ohw'Hon Ohder —On th6.a_ppUcation JL*^*.°nr*i\prchirjiti()n order wasjssued effect' in the Chns*> church arid surrbuhdirig districts for one ; year, ■ _ xr-rr~YVZ '?r? r?&v* -*y ;_ ■ _ ■ £& Afmnd ofrphosphorus;. heA-^s , l-Q l^ ooo piinatcfinji, ; ■-■■■ • ; , y --- -