TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 148, 13 September 1927, Page 11

TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

BREACHES AT OTAHUHU BUILDING UP REVENUE At the monthly sitting of the Otahuhu Police Court, held yesterday, Mr. F. K. Hunt, S.M., presided. G. A. Parker, for failing to produce a motor drivers’ licence when demanded had to pay £ 1 and costs. Basil McDonald, who failed to register for military service, parted with £ 2 and costs. Cecil Hector Creighton, for riding a bicycle after sunset without lights paid 10s and costs. H. Hall, for pillion riding without proper footrests provided 10s and costs. G. H. Todd, for having no tail-light on his motorcar after dark paid 10s and costs. J. H. Cashmore, for driving a car at a speed dangerous to the travelling public, paid £2 and costs. William Herbert, for speeding, had to pay £3 and costs. Frederick Harris parted with £2 and costs for excessive speeding. Roy McQuoid, for excessive speed paid £4 and costs for the thrill. Frank Coombes pleaded not guilty to the 35 miles attributed to him, but it cost him £2 and costs. A. Sadgrove, for riding a bicycle with hands off handle bars 10s and costs. W. Webber, for pillion riding without a proper seat, paid 10s and costs. M. Wall, for not having a light on his bike after dark paid 10s and costs. For driving motor vehicles at a speed dangerous to the travelling j public, E. M. Divier paid £2 and costs, H. Feilding, £2 and costs, J. A. F. I O’Neill, £3 and costs; E. James, £2 land costs; D. Louisson, £4 and costs; IJ. W. Palmer, £1 and costs; F. A. | Sweet, £2 and costs; G. C. H. Orpin, j £1 and costs; E. Kitson, £2 and costs; Albert Jones, £2 and costs; A. O. Hill, ;£1 and costs; John Lucas, £3 and [costs; Robert Hall, £1 and costs; :H. B. Fletcher, £ 5 and costs. Pillion : riding without a proper seat cost R. ? Gunthorpe 10s and costs ; H. E. Woods, j 10s and costs; Ed. Moore, 10s and [ costs; L. C. Wade, 10s and costs; W. King, 10s and costs, i C. Davis, who pleaded not guilty to i riding a motor-bike with his hands off the handle-bars, was convicted and J ordered to pay costs.