LEVIN MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Shannon News, 22 December 1925, Page 2

LEVIN MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

DECEMBER SITTINGS. The monthly sitting of the Levin Magistrate’s Court was held on Thursday, Mr J. Logan Stout being the presiding Magistrate. The following cases were dealt with:— JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. Channings and Webber v. Ruku Hanita Paki, claim £2O 0s 6d.—Order made for payment at the rate of £2 per month, in default 14 days, with costs £1 11s 6d. W. G. Waikley v. J. Beard, claim £l2 2s.—Order made for payment forthwith, in default 14 days’ imprisonment, with costs £1 Is. , Vidal and Sons v. E. Porter, claim £4 7s 6d.—Order made for payment forthwith. J. M. Milne v. King! Riori, claim £4 10s.—Order made for payment forthwith, in default seven days. JUDGMENT BY. DEFAULT. There being no appearance of defendant, judgment- was given for plaintiff 'in fallowing claims:— John Matthew Milne v. H. Peni, claim £2 12. s 2d, costs £1 10s 6d. S. Frechtling v. Thomas Winiala, claim £9 11s, costs £2 19s. ■ P. H. Harper v. A. G. Griffin, claim £ll, costs £2 14s. P. O. von Hairtitzsch v. Archibald Cooper, claim £4 17s 6d, costs £1 9s 6d. P. H. Harper v. Eikenehi Wirihana, claim £9 15s, costs £1 10s 6(1. ■ ■ K. Shaw v. J. Munro, claim £2 11s 6d, costs Bs. S. N. Sttilwell v. R. Alfano>, claim £7 Is lid, costs £1 15s 6d. J. M. Hill v. Sue Lam, claim £2 ss, costs £1 6s 6d. N. D.. Scotis y. Ngarori Kingi, claim 18s 9d, costs'Bs. S. Hiall v. E. Alien, claim £6 9s, cost £1 16s 6d, - E. Allmand v., R. Synqtt, claim £3O, costs £3 Is 6d. Charles Sherwood v. Frederick Bouse, claim £25, costs £4 6s 6d. Marcia Tippler y. G. Grumwell, claim £8 8s Bd, costs £1 10s 6d. E. A. W. Osborne v. Martin Fisher, claim £l 10s, costs 16s. William G. Quarrie v. J. E. Pratt, claim £6 17s 6d, costs £1 10s 6d. ! Margaret Cioyle v. Robert Williamson, claim £4, costs £1 3s 6d. R. J. Aches.qn v. Harriet Hanilta, claim 9s, costs 12s. J.' C, Milnes v. D. Patuaka, claim £3? 16s 9d, costs £4 lie 6d.

BREACH OF PROHIBITION ORDER. Ruku Palu was fined £1 and costs Lis for procuring liquor during the currency of a prohibition order.. DANGEROUS MOTOR DRIVING. / Florrie Stevens was charged with driving a motor car over the intersection of Queen and Oxford . Street, Levin, at a dangerous speed on Saturday, November 14. Constable Greggan stated that about 5.15 on the Saturday mentioned defendant drove over the intersection of Queen and Oxford Streets at a speed of from 25 to 30 miles an 'hour. She paid no- regard to the other trial--fie and did not sound a horn. The prescribed speed at that, point under the by-lawis wjas eight miles per hour. - ‘ . A fine of £3 and costs’7s was haposed.