R.M. COURT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4174, 25 July 1892, Page 2

R.M. COURT.

MASTERTON-MONDAY, (Before Burton Boys and T. E. Price, J.P's.) Vaobanoy. Ethel Budd was again bronglit before tho Court charged with having no lawful visible means of support, Tho accused pleaded guilty, Sergeant McArdle said he was sorry to say the case was a very bad one, The qirl was lost to allsenssofsbttie, and had refused the offer of her fcraer and brother to take her home again. Mrß.Boys.addiessing the accused, spoke in Bti-ong terras of tho evil course she had taken, and warned her that she had before her a life of misery unless she speedily reformed, She was young, strong and able to work, but unless she altered her ways he (Mr Boys) could plainly see she would go from bad to worse, eventually gettiog a long term of imprisonment. Painful as it wob to them the Bench had decided for tho accused's own good to give her the full penalty, which was three months' hard labor. FEATHERSTON-MONDAY. ■ (Before Colonel Roberts, R.M.) Police Offences, W. Gundy was charged with allowing a borse to be at large; Fined Is, costs 7s, Constable Smith appeared volun< tarily to answer a similar was fined Is. /'?( J. Crawford was charged with a similar offence, and was fined Is and 7s costs. Registration ofDoqs, J. Vileswas charged with nonregistration of a dog. As defendant had complied with tho Act in the meantime the case was dismissed, Town Board By-Laws, F. Bilton appearod voluntarily to answer for his chimney being alight. Tho usual fine of 5s was inflicted,