TRAFFIC COURT.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20362, 20 July 1934, Page 8

TRAFFIC COURT.

Police Prosecutions Heard.

Mr E. D. Mosley, S.M., presided at a sitting' of the Traffic Court this morning. Fines were imposed as follows, with costs in each ease: Cycling at night without lights— Henry Aitken 15s, for not having a reflector 5s withoyt J6sts, and lor not having the rear mudguard painted white convicted and discharged; Lloyd Wilfred Clarke, 15s; Leonard Edgar Coold, 15s; Harry Harakei;, 15s; James Lee, 15s; William Tyson Stoddart, 15s. Dangerous speed—John Edmund Cavanagh, 20s, and for not having sufficient lights on a motor-car, 10s. Leaving horse and cart unattended— Fakir Chiba, 10s. Disposing of motor-car and failing to notify tlie registrar—Richard Victoi Cyril Genet, 6s. Failing to stop after an accident — Norman William John Henry, £2. and lor failing to report an accident, ordered to pay costs. Cycling on footpath—Benjamin James. 15s; Olive Lange, ss. No motor-driver’s license—Lionel Maxwell Slade, 10s. Stationary car without lights—Leo John Wilson, ss. Voluntary Appearances. Cycling on footpath—William Thursfield Dean, 10s. Dangerous speed—Douglas Gordon Horne, 20s. Motor-car with insufficient lights— Gordon. Blair M’Credie, ss; Louis Henry Nicolle, convicted and discharged and fined 10s for not having a driver’s license. Failing to give way—Leslie Thomas Hazeldine, 20s. No driver’s license for motor-cycle— Rewi Alexander Sibley, 10s,