MAGISTRATE’S COURT

New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9789, 12 October 1917, Page 10

MAGISTRATE’S COURT

POLICE AND CIVIL CASES

Mr S. E. McCarthy, S.M., dealt with the following police cases at the Magistrate’s Court yesterday: — Five first offenders wore lined 2Us, or had their bail estreated. One individual, who staggered into the dock in a semi-inobnated condition, was remanded for a week. Charles Leatham, a previous offendor, for drunkenness, was fined AOs, in default to go to gaol for seven days. Jeannie Lynn, thirty-ono years o age, a married woman, appeared on a charge of being an incorrigible rogue, in that she habitually consorts w.tli reputed prostitutes. 4 The accused said she desired to obtain the services of a solicitor, and was granted a remand until Saturday for that purpose. CIVIL CASES. In the following cases in which the defendants did not appear, judgment was given by Mr W. G. Riddell, b-M., for plaintiffs, by default: —United Farmers’ Co-operative Association, Ltd., v. Amiria Horomona (Mrs RSolomon), £4 12s 6d, costs £1; Commercial Agency, Ltd. v. Thomas itAlexander, £6 10s, costs £1 os bd, A.’bert Harold Hanlon v. George Carlisle, £2 ss, costs 10s; Spencer G. Radford v. William Spencer, £4 15s, costs 11s; Wallace and Gibson v. Jock Marshall, £6 X7s sd, costs £1 os 6d; Woodward and Jackson v. Franklin Devon, £4B 13s, costs £4 6s.