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Hokitika Guardian, 7 December 1923, Page 1

“Tinned” eggs arc usually only fit for cooking. But eggs preserved with SJ IARLAND’S “MOA” BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE may he fried, Boiled or poached. No unpleasant flavour. A sure and pleasant specific for re moving worms is WARM’S WORM FIGS.

Ills Worship .'.jiiil ho was satisfied tlic flflfiHl;i 111 liiiil im knowledge or intention ol' eominitting a breach of the Ait. One of tile samples lmrl proved to he below the simulat'd. A eniiviclion was recorded and a tino-of £1 and costs 17s Od would lie inflicted. MOTOR I! VA WS. Public Works Department lMr Park) v. George Senile and William Sea rlo (two charges), (Air i'.lcock) charges of the breach of the motor tralfic regulations. A plea ol guilty was entered. Mr Park said this was the first case under the new regulations for the control of motor tralhe, and he left the matter to the Court, lie understood that Mr Scarle was taking the lorry off the road and sending if io another district. Mr Klcnck said the by-laws came into fore.- in February, hut they were not enforced tdl September. The lorrv had not he-n running continually. William Scarle gave ovidem-.* mat Ijlie Public Works Department only objected to the heavy lorry being on the load for about a couple of months. His Worship said he would only indict a nominal line of Cl with costs ‘_’Bs on one charge, the other being dismissed. Wesijand County Council OH’ Park) charged George Bnnsgrovo wiln driving a motor lorry and John Siigpsoii with’driving a motor car on County roads, without being licensed under the motor live-laws. His Worship said as these were first cases he would inflict. a Cl with costs in both eases. DEBT CASES. W. Cropp (Mr Eleock) v. Charles Schroder claim £d ltis Bd. Judgment for plaintiff with costs 37s fid. M. Cashmau (Mr Murdoch) v. Thos Mills, judgment summons. £'■>■ Order made for payment of £'J per month in default l 1 days imprisonment. eMSISIow is pleasant to take.