MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 August 1922, Page 3

MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

THURSDAY-,’ AUGUST- 3rd. .. (Before W. Meldrum Esq., S.M.) WANDERING CATTLE. Borough Inspector (Mr Sellers for Mi Park), charged 'the following with allow ing cattle to wander and conictious and fines were recorded as fol-lows-\y. White 1 horse (2 cherges). fined 20s and costs 7s in each case; S. Kortogast. I horse, (2 charges), fined i s and costs 7s and 20s and :-(isis 7s'; Alf Graham, 3 horses, fined lOa and costs 7s; .Tas Duncan 1 horse, l ied 20s- and costs 7s: F. Preston, i horse, fined 20s and costs 7s; M. Connolly, 2 calves. (2 charges), and 1 cow and 2 calves, lined 10« and costs 7s each on two first charges, and 20s and costs 7s on third charge; J. Devanev. I cow, fined 5s and costs 7s: T. Stopforth, 2 cows and 1 horse, fined 20s and costs Is. CYCLING ON FOOTPATH.

Borough Inspector (Mr Seller s for Mr Park), charged J. Lock Jr. with riding a bicycle on a footpath, during which lie knocked a child down. Fined 10s and costs 75.. the Magistrate stating he would have made tile fine heavier only for the culprit being a voting lad. LICENSING ACT

The Police changed two residents of Kanieri with being on licensed premises, Empire Hotel, Kanieri during prohibited hours. Convicted and ordered to pay costs 7s each. m DEBT CASES.

Estate of late B. Wade (Mr Wells for .Mr. Hannan) v. M. Henderson, claim £IOB 17s 3d. Judgment for plaintiffs with costs £(L4s. Griffcii and Smith Ltd. (Mr Wells for Mr Hannan), v. M. Henderson, claim £B7 Us 9d. Judgment for plaintiffs with cost s £5 3s.