WAIKAIA.

Mataura Ensign, Volume V, Issue 249, 24 April 1883, Page 4

WAIKAIA.

Fbiday, 20th Apbii. u l^B_ (Before Jj.:ftnl___l Esq., ,RM. .- . Police v LUlie : OhaTgeiof_dr*jnkenne|s, Defendant pled gui|tyfland -wkfcfinedjfii wihOUt COBtS. &Jt ASi $x '■Same v James Sullivan : A like offence. Fined 5s and costs 7s, His Worship remarking that it was a new feature in defendant's •Slr\oter^l^3).^ttle^a_ «_sr»dl b&§_e J{ j police. :-i.\i fA. i. Yxl UtX>< X. r A .: "A, •' . i "Same v Brady. : A like offence, Defendant ;<|id not appeaVrincfW reported that " T • this was _he: second?. offtric*e in> six i months, .*,!>.! Fined 20s apd^costs^^; t i R ,defau}t,, } 48^pursf iftipriscnment. . , , ■• Same 'V' Same: For assaulting the police f t ' in the executiorr;6f-autyr™Defendanfrdidnofe - appear, and Conßk_'e , Mailer' prov^d'that'. he ' ' ] assaulted him and,brp.ught :hjm .(the, consta**, ] Die) on his knees, The constable was not in uniform, but was known to the defendant, who 'tore the constable's chat! .Fined 40s and costs 7s ; in default 14. with hard labor. „..,.,. _„_,.. . , (i . JSame v Neil'Hehderson V Twooharges, one of usiDg indecentllanguage, and the other of I assaulting the police in the execution of duty. On the latter, a charge ( three jwitaeMes were ~ bailed for the defence, Defendahtms noed F ' JO? jn£ 7s o>^e;fora^.«lattw * J^d^,^^^,,,,,^ „„.„,.... Ooliie.y.Liedef : '£XW.qn a judgW ment summons, /Adjourhed'untnnext Courtf 1 ' , r | j"* • ' *'*•/' ? ii. .•' X . I-* ;.j * , ,t _ ' ' , , _£et ;Foro yWong^bo^ :'; ctem^%,;;V balance dve n toolalhtiff.asinte^reteil for de- ! ifehdan.a'part^. , Mr Henderson/, for defend^ ; .ant... , After, ,hearing:^hr eviden^ sides. His Worship Wtfo %f}M of testii mony was ? pn defendant's side, andnorißmted _ plaintiff with 2ls solicitor's fee." ' " ' P Kelt/rColfroWfd^ Mr Henderson fo^-P^y^ previously heard, His Worship said _c . onld haye to nonsuit plaintiff with opsts £4./udg. ; ment accordingly. ' •' ,