THE COURTS.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16987, 9 November 1920, Page 3

THE COURTS.

MAGISTERIAL. MONDAY. (Beforo 2>fr E. D. Ivlosloy, S.U.; DKUXKEyiXESS. ■P've male iU-t oSenders 'were each fined 20s (the amount of bail in each instance), « default 21 liours' linnrisonnicnt; one ruai , first offender was fined 10s, in de.ault -. hours' imprisonment. A woman, a arst or fender, vrus convicted and discharged. KBMAXDED. \rthnr Roland Westropp, a- young- men for whom Mr O. T. J. Aipws appeared, wtu charged with having attempted to procur' abortion at Christcliurch on October let On tho application oi Me Ilvoney a remand was granted till tue 1." inst., and on tho application of 3xr Alpere bai was granted, accused in £100 and ono euret; of a eimilar amount, or two of &>0 each. Duncan Kleeber, alis Clcever, was charge with being- an idle and disorderly person. Hi claimed that ho had money and property it the North Island, afterwards stating that tn money was in hi* wife's name. We ais< alleged that ho had been robbed on th' steamer. Ho pleaded not fiuilty, and on tn< application of Chief-Detectivo Mcllveney. ■■ remand for a week was granted. Wm. Jas. O'Dwyer (Mr Alpers) was char&o( with having about September 7th, obtainej from John Paul D'Arcy, Wellington, £» V means of a •valueless cheque; also with na? $n» by a eimilar alleged falao protonco. a Palmereton North, on October 13th, obtains £10 from John Jamoe Sandbroolt. On ChicDetective Mcllveney's application a reman wna granted to V.'ellington. An apphcatio: for bail, made by Mr Alpcrs, was nc granted. __^____^_^_ —