MAGISTRATE’S COURT

Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24896, 8 June 1946, Page 4

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

FRIDAY (Before Mr H. P. Lawry, S.M.) REMANDED David Roy Green, a farmhand, aged 23, was charged with forging a Post Office Savings Bank withdrawal receipt for £2B. to be signed by L. W. Green with intent that it should be acted on as genuine. Detective-Sergeant A. A. Herron said tne accused had been arrested at Masterton. An application for a remand until June 13 was granted. John Francis Harnett, a labourer, aged 25, was remanded until June 13 on a °f ste ahng a bicycle valued at £l2 10s. the property of Ronald RobinK?ity of l «5O aS Sxet * £so ' wlth ° ne Charles Edward Dllks and Henry Curran were charged with deaertlng the Port Campbell at Lyttelton on June 6. Both were remanded until June 10. TRAFFIC OFFENCES Offences against the traffic regulations were dealt with as follows:Tr?,u?, m %.- OVC i fireplug: Sydney George Trusler, ss. Speeding over railway: Alfdwarfi Caddick, £7. Driving y without due care: Ray Ernest Caln« disFrank Jackson, £2:’ Herbert Harold Earl Morris £*l fvz.iirta Pester** < A^ rge 20s; Atho® Hester, 20s, Alvyn Thomas Lone 20s Cox SSi £ g s ra rl?i a X^ W ? en ! ine not clear: lari £5 - Failing to give way: Thomas Mabbon Cumming, costs only; Leonard Norton Hadfield, £2 10s; Neville Hewinson, 10s; Bruce Hilton Murdoch. £2; Ivan James Souttej £2; Albert Miller Rump, * e ? n s2 cott> dismissed. Proceeding against traffic lights: Reid Mervyn James, 10s. No warrant of fitnessHilton Murdoch. 10s; William' Cll’ J oB ,’ Maur ‘ce Woolley, 10s; John Slnelds Park. 10s; William John Weir, 10s. i No driver’s license: Maurice Woollev. 5s Driving without consideration: William John Weir, £2* Maurice Woolley, 20s. Unlighted motor-car: Donald Stewart Carradus, costs only. 1