MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1970, 29 January 1914, Page 9

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

IV ,'FWO ANSUY WOMEN.- , ■ roNcoijNri.m .iN..A[-i , HA's , mKioT, Keren*,■ hfiji|H<i>iiifrs ii; .Alpha Slrecl, wre_ iveoiiiilt.d by excilctl womt.-ti in tho AliiKisirnle'K (!ouit .vesterdtiv iimrftiiiir. I iu> j:l()i'.v, bnelly I old, was 'thai, a eertain.Mis. lliiiiluiisDii went tit it iwigli-Imm-.s liuiiho on a eottiiiii dny in l>comnlier last, to lirin K buck 1,,., : nmllwr, wlw hail ioi't, Imivl'iiolctl, nt nn oarlv limir. Tln> nioUiei- lmil bcf.n unit nil itltfi-enlion followed, when tli'u iiiiir itiel. :i iiei K |ibotir (« Mrs. (itiicliner). who iHU'rjpetod: "Mrs. liankinsoit, 'I .vim <!oii'i ruKpctl old age, ro»|tei.'t Krey hnirn." Hearing tilts, the .Vouii|;crMrs. Hnnldnstm trntisfciTi'd hor iitlwilimiH !,o_ Mrs. (Jnrdiner. She nttaeued Mrs. tiiirdiiief with a cliojj hone, inflicting some injuries. Mrs. Gardiner snionned tlm polite, and the result was' that .Mrs. llarikinson appeared yesterday to answer two clinrrron, ono.'of aß«anlt, and anutlior of usim certain lan< Mrs. Gnrdinor was llio first wilnosa, mid the noxt was a Mrs. Dalton, who had witnessed tho affair. She heard Mrs. (iardiner intervene, and saw Her attached with n bono. She was not sure, Imt «ho thought- that Mrs. Oardinor used certain language complained of, Mrs. Jiuiikinson was then called. Sho denied hitting Mrs. Gardiner with the bone. A police constable gavo tivideiico concerning Mrs. Unnliuer's injuries, awl the other woman's sobriety. Tho Magistrate found. Mrs. il'nnkinson fiinlty of nssjtult, and ordered hor to pay costs (is., while on t-ho charge of using bad language bo fined her'2os.. with costs. BIRTH REGISTRATION, I>apliuo Carolino Geango was charged with wilfully making a false statement to tho Registrar of Births on May 1 last. Mr. I'. W. Jackson defended." Thii Deputy Registrar of Births at Wellington stated that on May 1 last a woman called at his office and gavo ho.r mrme as Daphne Caroline Geange. In respect, of a child of hers, she gavo the itftiiio of Sutlierton Henry Goango as being its father, and the liamo of tho child as. Lonia Gortrtido Hurbur.f. Evidence was given by a court official to tho.effest that complainant lind given evidence against Gonngo in tho court some months ago, and that then Geange (or Clement Cadel.l ns ho was charged) bad been adjudged ilio father of tho 1 ; child, and had been ordered to pay maintenancß. Detective-Sergeant M'llveivoy stated that when ho had called on accused she (rati admitted that tho statement rnado by her to tho Registrar in May last was not true. Accused entered a plea of guilty, and was committed to the Supremo Court for sentence. Rail was allowed in tho sum of £20. A SImEIr CASE. Maria Agues Walker appeared to ah* swor a similar eharao in respect of her ehikl, Roy Kenneth Lionel, whose father <-ho had ronvesonted to be one Mark Walker. Slw was represented by Mr. P. W. Jackson, After hearing evidence, » plea of guilty 'was ente:ed, and accused was committed to tho Supreme Court for sentence. Bail was allowed as in the preceding case, OTHER CASES. Susan M'Lotigiilin was sentenced. to ; ono month's. imprisonment for soliciting. _ '.. For insobriety, three . first offenders were dealt with. Two wero fined 10s., and tho other was convicted and discharged. JUVENILE COURT -• A boy aged 10 years appeared in tho Juvenile Court charged with the theft of'' a cake, valued at Gd. Ho was dismissed with a caution.