BROKEN BYLAWS
Offenders against the bylaws anil inutoi regulations were dealt witli in the JUaai.s trate's Court yesterday afteniuon by MiC. A. Clarke, J.P., and j\lr. (J. ] 'j.-icon
Failure to obtain a heavy ti-.illic liccin-e resiill«l in Jloxted ami li.i ! :..ll ilm is be-in. ordertid to .pay costs only, Kjs. The following were lined lu.s f-uh fur parking iv prohibited streets: Frederick Bailey, I'rank Campbell, Albert Comfort Denis M. \onng, Alexander Duncan |.\ n ' a similar oHence John Topp was lined £1, a-nd lu-edcrick W. Moore ss. On: a charge of having left a motor-car unattended, John Spong was fined 5m Earfi of the following was fined £l'for driving against an automatic stop si<nalArthur J. Curtis, Herbert Fitzgerald' Anthony Lamacehia. '
Parting a motor-cycle so that it was not parallel with the kerb cost Wilfred Franl.s os.
Alfred D. Flack, for driving the wron" way in a one-way traffic street, was fined
PeJcival F. Kilminster was fined £1 for speeding and 10s for having failed to produce . his driver's licence.
A fine of 10s each was imposed on Patrick Xerr on charges of having driven the wroreg way m a one-way traffic street, aud haviing no driver's licence. Fcp: -leaving a horse-drawn lorry more than- 12in from a. kerb, Sydney Kenny was I fined 10s.
Sydney J. Sawcll, for leaving a motorcar itess than Oft from a fire plug, was finecL ss.
Kir'ward Shaw ivns fined 10s for parkins t: vehicle-more than 12in from a kerb i- i ,"\ "r 1 ]\a^ ne his vehicle proper!v bghlrcd, I'rank Lewis was find ss:
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 137, 6 December 1929, Page 8
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259BROKEN BYLAWS Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 137, 6 December 1929, Page 8
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