MOTORISTS IN COURT

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 127, Issue 127, 9 July 1941, Page 5

MOTORISTS IN COURT

RECENT BREACHES DEALT WITH FAILURE TO REGISTER PENALISED There was a short list of of-> fences against the motor regulai- ' lions dealt with at the local* Court yesterday, when Mr E. L. Walton, S.M., presided l . Most of these were charges against owners who had failed to fit new number plates immediately following" the due date for re-licens-ing. For having no warrant of Thomas Davies was; fined. 10s with ■ costs 14s:, Arthur Langsford I.os and costs 12s. and the Uepango Sawmilling Coy 10s and 12s. The ' Sawmilling Compariy was also charged with having defective lights on a lorry and was fined £1 and costs 12s For failing to renew his license for a motor cycle, Douglasl James Wood was fined fil, costs 12s, while similar fines for knitting to licence ' their cars were imposed on Leslie 'Albert Grace, John Joseph Butler, John Chas Fennell, Leonard Penny, Cecil BlomfieM, Eric Peter Dodunski, Cyril Walter Hewson and "JRhoda Lang. Operating an unlicensed. trailer cost Frederick Maurice Abbott a fine? of 10s and costs 10s. For overloading of a motor truck was responsible for Archibald Mage? penalised £2 and costs 12s. Failure to Give Way. The Police proceeded against Turai Anderson for failing to give Tvay to traffic approaching on the Tight. A fine of £1 with costs £1 11? r was imposed.