MAGISTRATE'S. COURT
Mr. D. G. A. Cooper, S.M., presided ov.er a sitting of the Magistrate's Q'ourt on Saturday' : morning. ••■•'•■ '';■ ■' • ■', ' 1 -Walter Riley pleaded guilty to being an idle • aid disorderly person, in that he • consorted with people of ill-fame. Mr. H. IV. O'Learv appeared ifor'accused and pleaded for leniency as.' the' latter was a 'hard-working ■ iaau, aud this was his'first apeafancr before the Court. The, Magistrate ordered a'ccuied'to come up for sentence when called ' upon. ; '.' -'. /John 'M'Cdrthy pleaded' guilty _to, charges of insobriety and indecency. Ho was fined il/in default three' days, imprisonment on ■ each charge.. „ , ]?of'insobrictyi Patrick-Rice was- fined ,£2. and' a prohibition < order 'Wafe'ordered to be taken-out: against hini for the period'"of a year, and Thomas: Loug jras fined'2os. -.The alternatives were hsed at' soren days' and" three .impri-sonment-respectively. Six- first offenders were dealt lyith., •■• /;! V" . '"" \ ■ • •
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2230, 17 August 1914, Page 9
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138MAGISTRATE'S. COURT Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2230, 17 August 1914, Page 9
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