LOWER HUTT COURT
' At the Lower Hutt Court yesterday, before Mr. Gr. Cruicksliank, S.M., William Ollivor was convicted and fined 10s. for being on licenced promises during prohibited hours. Mr. I'. AV. Jackson appeared for defendant. F. Meyrick was proceeded against by the Inspector of Awards (Mr. W. Salter) for tailing to provide his drivers with time-books,_ as stipulated by the award. A line of £5 was imposed. On a charge of failing to keep wages and time-books, Meyrick was convicted and discharged, l'or failing to render personal service as required by the Defence Act, Clias. Polo and Win. Fitzmanrice were each fined £3 and costs 75., in default seven days' detention. Awh. Garner and G. _}V Burns were each fined £2 and costs "s., in default .seven days' .detention; and Chas. Birch was cnnvict-ed and ordered. iff rnmq up tqr |ietitont;p nlipfi Lulled lißOfti
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2436, 15 April 1915, Page 7
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145LOWER HUTT COURT Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2436, 15 April 1915, Page 7
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