HUTT COURT

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1677, 18 February 1913, Page 6

HUTT COURT

A sitting of the Lower Hutt Court wa held before Messrs. G. A. Chapman. J. Cudby, and A. Y. Lees, J.P.'s For allowing cattle to wander, the following per--■lons wore fined :—Reginald Hobbs, 2s. Gd.; J. V. Dyke, 10s.; L. Cloake, ,55.; M. Denniston, ss. Court costs 7s. were or-'•;M-ed to be paid in, each. M. TZ. Deanis.ton, charged with riding a motor cycle without a light after dark was ordered to pay Court costs 7s. . One first offender for drunkenness was convicted and discharged. The Lower Hutt Borough' Council proceeded against the * following persons for the following amounts, judgment being given for plaintiff by default in each case: —Arthur Brooker, £2 ss. 2d.;'Estate cf ■S. Cohen, £2 9s. 2d.: George T. Croft, .£l7 6s. 10d.( costs 175.3; Mrs. Mary Howell, £o 18s. Bd. (costs 8s.); Stanley B. Head, £5 lis. 10d., costs Bs. ■

Special excursion trains are to be put on the Wellington-Masterton line on Wednesday, February 19, tho occasion being People's Day for the MasteTton show. ' . / ' The pen is mightier than the swoid, The rifle or the gun, i : Ten thousand battles it'has fought, . Ten thousand victories won. But hero's a mightier potfor still, A conqueror tliaf s sure, It vanquishes our coughs and colds. It's Woods' Great Peppermint Cuie. 11* We guarantee Warner's Corsets lo .stand hard wear,.the boning not to rust, break, or the fabric tear. . Wellington drapers.—Advt. A large three-story motor-car warehouse, showrooms, and garage is to be erected at the instance of the Public Trustee, as executor for. the late Mr. T. G. Macarthy, on that blook of land facing Victoria Street, at tho rear of the Opera House, now in course of erection in Manners Street East. The building, which has been dosigned by Mr. J. M. Dawsoni architect, has been taken on a long leaso by Messrs. Magnus, Sanderson and Co., Ltd., motorcar'and cycle warehousemen, and tho whole of the .building will be used by that firm. The ground floor on tho .Victoria Street frontage will be utilised as a showroom, tho first floor will accommodate the clerical staff, and the top floor will' be used as-a storeroom for motor-car and cycle accessories. d Tho back portion of tho building, which ' hag a frontage to the lift.. right-of-way, which is to run between Victoria and Manners Streets; will be fitted as a' modern garage, with every facility for executing repairs and washingdown cars. There will also be provided waiting rooms for Indies and gentlemen, and lockers for clients who use the garage. Mr. Arthur H. l/cid, F.S.M.C, of Balclutha, has just >us?ed the examination, and secured the diploma of the British Optical Association. Mrs. Reid has just returned from a two months' tour of the United Kingdom. He expects to leave for New Zealand In March. Wife—"What do you mean by tolling Mrs. Jones's husband you hover ask my advice about anything?" Husband— "Well, my d«ar, I don't; vou don't wait to b« Mk«d." '