MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8553, 22 May 1895, Page 2

MAGISTRATE'S CO URT.

. »~ — - • '■ •■ • } '■ w Tumdat, 21bt Mat. t > - (Before Mr 0. O. K«ttlefaM.) ajuznra OATpn nr tot arajpn l - -■; *"" " Franou Wilton itru charged oaM&&a&#l tion that on Bth Mat last be did at Winp-' nui permit wnn head of cattle to b*e erased* npen Olasgbw-streft other. than in" th* ' . ordinary conns of driring stooV, Mr Barniaoat appeared for informant,' Mr Wall, Borough Banger. The aocused pleaded guilty. Mr Barnicoat stated thst-the in- - - formation wai laid under tho Pablio Work* Act, and at be understood the aooaied wmt V only an employee, he did not with to prow < the charge. The ownar owner of the oattl* -■ i wat Mr A. Barns, junr., and aeooied stated that the eatti* was grated with Mr Barns* -." knowledge and under hit instructions. At ■■ this stage. Sir Barniooat tugge* ted the ad; journmect of the oaae until Jf onday next, . ■ ' whioh was granted. ' -,' > AIiBOHD BMAOH 0> SHTPBIKO ASS SmA- -' VAN** ACT. - ' Anthony Bobiih- was oharged oa tarn- , ' mons that being the owner of the itmun* launoh Klizabath, did plr on the Wanganni-- ' - Birer and harbour with the ateam lanneh, ' - not haying a oertifleate therefor •■ required ' by the Shipping and Seaman's Aot, 1877. \ 1 ilr Fifiiherbert appeared for informant. Defendant did not appear. Mr Fitaherbert read extracts from the Ac* beanng on the case, stating that the aoensed had refused to oomply with the condition!, and although it was not necessary to infUot a high' penalty, still iooi* ttep* must ba taken to . ~ enforce the requisite oonditiona for the , publio iaf tty. . v ' „ ->„,; jMr A, B. EJliott, Oolleohor of OuitonM. '--, gare eridenoe to the effect that he had' sereral oonrsrsatioqs with the aooused. teU- *"" ing him what wan required to be done before a certificate .was granted and putting him off day by day, at last saying that ha could not afford to take out the certificate, and if the , GoYf rament • wanked it done thay muifc — • do it th«ms*l^esu . Bohish had. been plying- - ' on the rirer ever since be oam» her* thre* months ago, and was plying on the lßthi , without a. cerufloate none having = he»a. - granted. < , , . Sergeant VUlars said he taw Bobitb yes> terday and he gare no reason than for aot appearing. . / •, . The defendant waa fined 90a and costs 9*. - ~ it being stated that ho must take out** oertLfiqate. The Court thenadionrned^ ." After the oate had been ooncluded Bobish ap^ared and apologued for hit absence. Haying been acquainted with the fine, eto, inflicted he was told that the mittor, would have to be fought out between hija, th* Collector of Coatomt and the Marine Board.

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