MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1956, 13 January 1914, Page 11

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

|> i: QHAFiCE NOT PROVED; I'' lOMI li UliW U WORKSHOPS vs> in tlie •>lii.";|..li:' : lC.ai'rl y-"s:.».rd:iy will! .;!;iio : ; '■'J' fi.'lP'" "nU.r'jiii>vav r. ill''ib'av.irigf ■ .*'<!\?.iik*X'.2t'x.nrt!i ; !irft:iK-"li'stWsjs. 'tffiiiiv .Kaifey-' . .Mr: • '!$ j?.™ lis s S-Mvi^Avn^ion; ,: -t hi; iipiii'l?,,: ■: •iini;- (!iii( j ;.l)t.:vc:tin>. lirobcr;: jirosivul- _ ilv.'i'li nciv.w.is i;iv<-ii hj~ iv-•:> ii'.i'i'i workin," • il.l il(' (: llOpS Ui \ kc*. .'uOO'. til :i t I'll'V v ! '.!)>!,* sotMl-JsjS 1 Vrllo]i;!ji ii t- H'; par!cc I'' : i Spe ¥ iii's\v "niiurwimlsi: ■ ' Mu!!rir: califxl-Uin :o/'..Fororal men, .\vlKi ; :-y.Ti.yalil(> So V.'.'esri.that h<> didiiot.gfJjiiuo jtlio^hwliivlieroiitlin: eel „• was- Biud;- s timo-ilk-godifW,. 11. was .I!rged/stiiat tl:e. lor liiin ttfysoH/ and'flwCikeyyasisiuglo; and not in;' money/ V 'Hw.- tliatr/ili'cicnilo'ieo',' was ..iuconclsisive.i.'usd jlio; tiisniisßcd,-.t!je, en SO.;, "j/ivWOUD '"sOMJ 1 AGAIN • Wiiiiiim SiinvaU Mann .iitid Thowhs Jf'Dcvctt,liad : ,tt • figlit inJTaranaki:.Street:on fiaturdaj^aftenwondappoared' in tho■ dock charged wit'li■ I'uivingi;used, threatening behaviour, in public. •. Maim nlkiged that' M'Devott had ealiedUiim. a f'rotten scab,'.'. and . had iilien";;*.truck, limi... Mann'.said, that, jic • was blatr.c-. loss irf tlm niattor, and he entered, a'plea, of not guilty..; 31'Dovett pleaded "guilty, to.breaking ih©• peace," -but-.«aid.;that Mann lied in his ■ allegation'about;'tho . us'., of ■ the torra "rotten seab." '..' He .said .that'the fact was that Manrf,had ' intervened in behalf of■■.. a; third, party,; and had -taken off his 1 coat to M'DevettV Jl'Devett was fined tho jnforniation' against Mann k'iiig dismissod. • ••. . . AFLOAT WITIIOUr HIS FARE ' fieorge. Hugh Ito:-s sras )>i ; <wg!ii*. for- .: ward on a cliarge of. hiLhaying'travelled, from Pietou •to Wellingtons by;-.tho Pateena without haviiig'paid'-liis; . . Ho. was fined tsuni t'iib faro is to bo paid.,; - THREE MuNTIIS FOR* llirrT, ' .. The theft of two "ovoreoats belonging to' Charles S. AVoodvrard; a. sccond-hand dealer, was alleged against James Oliver Armstrong,- wiio was only released from prison last week, Armstrong was con- . victc-d and' sent'' back..to f gaol months. .: • . dossing out" ' , • . William Skolley,.old and grcv, and Philip Angel, a young man,.,who., : wc-ro. foiind sleeping in Odlin's timber .jard, explained to tho • Court;, that ;they. had merely gone there .fori.a^doss—not, to steal or do any'v.Toiig.'■■■ ;i'-\ . Tho chargo against; Skelley, i.wlio'' entered a plea of not guilty;' . ed, and Angel,: whoso ple'a.:;.\vas.:'gui.lty, was convicted.and discharged: ' otdeii"cases ■ . For having broken a> prohibition order, William James was convicted and: diseharged. Christian Olsen was. ordered.;.to 'pay ' 7s. court costs for entering a Sunday. . <■ ■■' ■ John Sheehy was charged with haying been on hot«l premises on Sunday, December. 14.■■ ■ Ho pleaded not guilty; and said that he had cono to the house'for clothing, ho had loft behind .when boarding there. . Tho easo .was .adjourned Hill to-day. , ? ■ Arthur' Harold Smith.' was; sentenced to thirty ", days' imprisonment; for dis■'obedience of a maintenance.order.'V 1 A prohibition order was issued against ftmma Amelia Mason. •, - • ' Margaret.'. Williama. was : fined j ; .los'.''for insobriety, n.nd 10s. for breach of .'a prohibition order. ■■ : For insobriety, Elizabeth Mulgravo was fined ss. A charge that- sho was idle '' and disorderly, in that she. had no lawful visible means of support-, was . dis- ■ missed. Defendant showed in court that '■ sho had '£l 17s. 9d. • v : .-i : j-.. ■ ... For insobriety, Harry; Joseph Lye-aght - was fined £1, and Bartholomew Mahoney 10s.. , v..'- . -"-v. \ . Denis. Cronin i was. convicted ■ ot. hrc-ak- .■ ing a window., at Thorndoii 1 railway sta-; 'tion, and was ordered to pay ,7s.,Cd. .in restitution.. .. Godfrey Hanson, a fireman, was fined 10s. lor having violently resisted a con- ' stable, wlio arrested hikn on Saturday' for insobriety. On tho charge, of .insobriety'ho was fined ss. ... :.Henry Jefford was remanded .'till ;today on charrjes of having assaulted May '. Gibbons and on a further charge,of,be- j ; ing.idle,and .disorderly.. '£'%■ V.