THE COURTS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18480, 7 September 1925, Page 5

THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT. IK CHAMBERS. Probates of the ■wiUs of tii# following deceased persona in the Christchuxch district were granted to the Public Trustee by tie Supreme Court at Wellington:—John William Bell (Christchurch), Davideon (Christchurch), John Dunlop (Christchurch), Thomas John Jack (Chriatchurch), and John McNally (Prebbleton). Administration has also been granted to the Public Trustee in the following intestate estates:—Junes Cooke \Christchurch), James Ssmty (Rakaia).

MAGISTERIAL. SATURDAY. (Before Mr H. Y. Widdowaon, S.if.) UNIO.X MOSEYS. Jnck Gibba, aged 24 years, on a charge of stealing £1 10s, belonging to the Canterbury Freezing Works Union, was remanded tjll Wednesday on bail. Mr J. W. Godfrey appeared for accused. juvenile cases. The father of a six-year-old boy was ordered not to employ the lad as hia aaaiitant iu selling papers. A 14-year-old boy waa charged with having left indecent documents at a house in New Brighton. He tvss remanded for three months on the condition that he should remain in the control of the Juvenile Probation Officer in the meantime. Another boy wa3 convicted and fined '2s 6d for riding a bicycle on the footpath.