MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1639, 4 January 1913, Page 15

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

; ' . (Beforb Mr-'W. G. Riddoll, S.M.) • v WAS.JEWELLERY STOLEN?' •'.';/':.■; WORTH.', ;/':ln r the. Magistrate's. Court 'yesterday, "Albert'Hbiiry Paliiier was charged with •the t&eft'of .£IOO.-worth of fancy, jewellery glass;':,belonging to Joseph Jamas $*doleyp^. ; '.'' '' ■.•■-•;-.■•••-:■ He.was remanded! till. January 10. , ; . *' : ■■; l f: EOOKMAKING CHAitGE. : ... .-.' ; .'• .Gilbert James Young was charged with, 'tieiug a bookmakef, havi]i'g betted in the New. Z(!alandcr Hotel on ileceniber ■ 27., '; Qh tho application of Mr. H. E.. Evans, , Young was remanded,.on bail, till Janu x •ary lu. . ;•: . . ■ :■■■ - .' .■'••. /■'■; >•'..' .;';'/ IDLE PEOPLE, '<: '■'.,, For .haying ! conducted themselves in. ah idle'and disorderly manner, Cissy Knight was sentenced to three months' imprisonment; Kate "Sweeney:to two.months' im.prjsonment; 'Rose I'rascr to two mouths' ■imprisonment; Harry'Ostcrberg to'flifeo months' imprisonment;-Charles Mirichiiiff- '• ton to. three ■ months', imprisonment; "James ■ Knight to.threo. months', imprisonment; ,'; William H'Enerricy to. three months' imLouisa. Tiorney .was sent to • the. Salvation Army Home for-six months; tiiid Jessio'iJS'Ewa'h remanded for eeri-' tence. ■'■;•..'■ ■' : .'' i 'V.;.'. : ;■ ,'. •/ ;,'."' Arthur -Manning was fined £2 for in-.' ,6ol>fietyV!ahd.'on a 'charge of his "being idlo and disorderly ho was ordorcd to appear for sentence when called on. It was stated,that ho had.begged for money after having spent his own in. liquor. ' ■'■' r'OTHER CASES. , r . ! iMary Joyce was sentenced to six months' '.imprisonment.-!on a charge .to the. effect that! she was a rogue and a vagabond. It was stated that 'she-had been found by .night in a;building!in Aro.-ijtrect, and.had .been unable to give a,lavrful 'excuse for her presenco there. ; ,\ ' •/, .' ■ William Hammington wo 3 remanded tiU January 10 oil' 4 chargo of'his having assaulted a little girl.'■■. .!: Kathleen Stanley was flnedi!2 for having used objectionable language.., ': ". :.