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TIMAED— TODAY. (Before T. W. Hall, H. J. LeOren, and Herbert Belfield, Esqrs, J.P.s) BREACH OP BOROUGH BY-LAWS. v ' ■ Tong Hung, for leaving his vehicle unattended, was fined five shillings. Henry Skeefl, for driving without reins, ten shillings. Alexander Sinclair, for neglecting to light a hoarding, five shillings. Thomas Hawky, P. Thoreau, D. IJlcGuinness, for leaving cows to wander at large, five shillings each. T. H. Parsons, Oliver Westerraan, Richard Kelland, and Archibald Graham, for allowing horses to be at large, the three first five shillings each, the fourth ten, DRUNKENNESS, A first offender was dismissed with a caution.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2882, 21 June 1882, Page 3
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100MAGISTERIAL. South Canterbury Times, Issue 2882, 21 June 1882, Page 3
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