MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1241, 25 September 1911, Page 3

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

(Before Mr. W. G. Riddel], S.M.) ALLEGED SHEEP STEALING. At tho Magistrate's Court on Saturday a charge of stealing a sheep, valued at 205., was brought anainst John Baker. The slieep belonged lo Patrick Ravanash. Baker was romanded till September 27, and bail was fixed at .£OO. BEGGARS IMPRISONED. For using improper langungq William Robinson, alias M'Ewen. and Michael Mylrea, alias M'Rae, were each fiued .£2. For begging alms in C'ourtenay l'luco they were sentenced to three months' imprisonment. OTHER CASES. For drunkenness, William Mylan was sentenced ib three weeks' imprisonment. A seaman named Solomon Vale, or J. Vale, was ordered to forfeit two (lays' pay for absenting himself from the Rimutaka without leave. MOU.Vf COOK POLICE COURT. At the Mount Cook Police Court on Saturday, before Mr. T. 3. Lambert, .T.P.. the names of KatWcen Gctte and Mary Clarke! two old offenders, wcro asain called for drunkenness. They had each been bailed out for 10.-., and, not appearin;,', were fined the amount of (heir bail, with the alternative of JS hours' imprisonment. Waiter: "What will you liavp, rir?" Customer (lcokin% at the bill o£ fare): "Permit me to cogitate. In the corolation of forces it is a recognised property of atomic fragments, whatever their n?e, to join, and " Waiter: "Hash for one!" COMMON AMONG MINERS. "Like many other miners I contracted a revere cold through coming out of the hot mine into tlio cool air," says Mr. W. Crouch, of Tab'iiia Street, Broken Hill, X.S.W., "and at night I would get an awful tickling in the throat and chest, but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was the means of giving immediate relief from it, anil quickly cured my cold. No other medicine was able to do this, and I had many bottles from the doctor."—Advt. 9 Tho Anchor liner Columbia, which collided with an iceberg near Cape Race, reported on her arrival at New York that Eov-sral passengers had boon injured. Sirs. Elizabeth Ogilvio had a leg broken, Mr. Samuel M'Alister, of Belfast, had his left clavicle broken, and other passengers wcro cut and bruised.