MAGISTRATE’S COURT

Waikato Independent, Volume XXI, Issue 2441, 8 September 1921, Page 4

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

SITTING IN CAMBRIDGE MI IATA R Y 1) E FAULT ERS At the Courthouse, Cambridge, this morning, before Air H. A. A’oung, S.AL, a charge of having been absent frorfy drill on several occasions was preferred - against James Alexander McLcish (aged 17). The defendant; SergeantMajor Culloy stated, had refused to wear the uniform issued to him and had been warned several times of his obligations under the Defence Act. A (line of £2 with costs 7/ was imposed. Francis Henry Joyce (aged 21), who was also charged with failure to attend military parades at Cambridge, showed that he lmd not been residing within the four-mile radius as defined w by the regulations of the Defence Act. Defendant was convicted and llisclia-rg-ed.

CLAIAI FOR DAAIAGESV The case Andrew Ale Parian e (Mr S. Lewis) v. James Henry liobinsonv ami Richard Hannon (Air D. J. LundOn), > /in which plaintiff claimed £7)2 .10/-/-damages for injuries sustained in a. 1 recent car accident, and which was commenced at last Court sitting and held over, was re-commenced this morning. The case \|as still being heard when we went to press.