MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16906, 4 December 1922, Page 8

MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

« TO-DAY’S CASES. CHRISTCHURCH. (Before Mr H 1 Widdonson S.M DM INKE.NNKSS A Hr t Offender was Hned -JOs. the amonnt of Id- 1.a,il MKMAXDKD iWrgr f rough (Mr If. I>. Sargent, was charged tlmt on Mny 22 lie .(ol two razors. ;• calm ra. four silk shirts tain pen. a leather suitcase, a pair of pyjama* and L* los h, cash, of a total vein- of £32. the proivrtv of Georgl>iN..U The accused wa. remanded to apnea; •n Wcdne-dav TIIIUWGH THE WINDOW A voiiiiu man. aged nineteen rears , leaded guilty >-> charge of wilful'., damaging a _bn- -liiwlow valued at ill I'. ih© propertx d T. W. Stevenson Suto- Inspect or d K Simpson said i hal on Saturday night tho accused arid two other young men were standing together on the footpath. when the accused suddenly swung round and p>iv his fist through the window. The accused admitted having had •• little drink.” He was lined 20.-* and ordered to pav expenses, iu default, seven days’ imprisonment. and an application to have the name suppressed was granted. UNDEFEND K D OA SES

•Judgment- was given for tbe. plaintiffs by default in the following cases: Booth Macdonald and Co., Ltd. v. •I J. O’Connor, £lO 6k B<i : Roy I wyneham v. E. J. Barnes. £3 3s; Ueatb and Co., Ltd., v. W. J. Skilling, £T3 19s 3d ; Booth Macdonald and Co.. Ltd. v T. .1. Duffy £4 s*; Public Trustee. v. ,T. Ruddie £2 14?* 6d ; -Usson and Co. v. J. H?hn, £l3 6s 4, W. Strange* and Co.. ltd. r. Anrow Monteith, £6 ISe; Baltin Bros., ltd., v. E. W. G. Smith, £l6O 17s; H Wooff v. J. R. I**,. £5 16» , W. F. Gardex v. H Collins, £.3 17t Id; Same n (Jeorge Aldridge. £•> 12» Sd : Frank A Cook Ltd. v. IlVj, M. Richardson, U, lm ,d; Sr.me v. Alfred I.vals, £l3 2f 4d.