MAINTENANCE CASES

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 41, 18 February 1930, Page 18

MAINTENANCE CASES

Maintenance cases were dealt with in the Magistrate's Court to-day by Mr. W. H. Woodward, B.M. On a charge of being £22 143 6d in i ■rrears on an order for the support of bis child, Paid Metekingi was sentenced to one month's imprisonment, the warrant to be suspended as long as he pays £1 a week. • ' '■;>. For being £23 9s 6d in arrears on an order in respect of his two children, Richard Henry, Smith was sentenced td one month's imprisonment. The warrant will be suspended as long as £1 10s a week is paid. Emil Joseph Dean was sentenced to neven days' imprisonment, to be released on payment of 10s arrears due on his child's order. For being £7 in arrears on . an order for the support of his child, Charles Alfred OMbury was sentenced to fourteen days' imprisonment. He will be released on payment of the £7.

Hard tennis courts are made of many substances, including flagstones, sand, fibre watting, cork, -wood, and even linoleum. There is no official standard as there is in the case of balls and nets.

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