MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2742, 10 April 1916, Page 7

MAGISTRATE'S COURT

y— Mr. W. G. Eiddull, vS.M., presided av. Saturday's sitting of tho Magistrate's Court. Three first offonders, ch'argcd witli insobriety, who did not appear, lmd tho amount of their bail (10s.) estreat, ed. Arthur Leonard, James Wallace, und Wcer Singh (an Indian .wearing the King's uniform) were each fined Ws.j witli tlio usual alternatives. Margaret Irving .and Julia Schulta U'eio charged with being incorrigible rogues. Irving pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to six months' imprisonmnent. Mr. O'Leary, who appeared foi S'chultz, asked,for a remand till today. This request was granted, bail being fixed at £25. ~ When Charles Edmonston Leask ap- _ peared on a charge of being an ineor-* rigiblo rogue, ho said that he olected to ho tried before a jury. As tho man was evidently not in 'a fit state of health. Inspector Hendry asked for a remand, was granted. 4 BRITISH PIANOS.' In "The Bristol" showrooms are always displayed extensive stocks of superb instruments by such notable British makers as John Broadwood and Sons, Ltd., and William Sames, Ltd., names that stand for tho highest achievements in piano construction. Easy terms when desired. Solo Agents: Tho Bristol Piaho Co.,' Ltd., Wellington.—M. J. Brookes/North Island Manager.—Advt. Tenders for the cartage of Staie coal in Wellington will be received by the Undersecretary of Mines until April 15. Messrs. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., under instructions from Mr. Alec.' Harris, Maryborough'; will auction his farm of 274 acres on Saturday, April 15. At the same time and place Mr. Toogood's farm of 260 acres, adjoining that of Mr. Harris, .will be sold. Further particulars are advertised in this issue. Think of it! —60 doses of "NAZOL" for Is. 6d., and every dose soothes and relieves bad colds, troublesome coughs and sore throat.—Advt.