TRAFFIC BREACHES.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19900, 1 June 1936, Page 8

TRAFFIC BREACHES.

t SEQUEL To ACCIDENTS. l INSL‘FFICIENT LIGHTS CHARGE. Pleading guilty to i 1 charge of having no tail light on his lorry. Jack tiordon Kelly was fined 55 with costs {125 in the iiamiiton Magistrate‘s Court iliy .\lr 5. Li Paterson, 5.1 L to-day. ’ Sergeant Tl Kelly, who prosecuted, [stated that, defendant‘s lorry was lpulieci inlu ihe side of the Great South :ltoaci at dusk one evening last monlh ’\\lillull[ (l tail-light and a motor—cyclist \\'ilhain Henry Taylor, crashed into lihe hack of it. The motor—Cyclist was charged with not liming ti stiflicientiy-iighted niotnr i-ycie. Sorguml Kelly explaining that he had :1 Uii‘)|'le light. “Ol‘lied by a ACll‘El‘dlOl‘, on 111:» front of his motor-ii-yric. \\'hrn he slowed down the liiglll died and did not throw a beam 301 flour as required by the regula"lions. Tailor \Vila also lined as with .cosin 125‘ Learning to Rlde. Two charges. one of dangerous tlriu'ng Qlltl one of having no driving lili‘L‘llL‘t'. \\L‘l‘(‘ preferred against Colin Thomas FHZFUI'H‘LI who pleaded guilty. Scrsrnnl Kt‘ii)‘ rxi'ilninrnl that de—l‘mirlnnl \ms riding." n motor—cycle with n Iniilion riiirr on tho lutt‘k, nnd he hit. '.i mi- in “l" Illi‘l‘lll‘ nl' ”ll‘ road in Lake Ilium], l! ii'.ill~]ril'<‘ll Hunt in» was just illuillilll" in lll':\l‘ uml this was his llrnl .liit'llll". 11~~ hurl no licvnrv Jillll ho was m pilul‘ i'ii'l'lllllhlallt'l's, nu lhv t'hili'gl‘ of rlnnzvrous di'ivim! ‘lu- \\ii< I'Illl\li‘l"f1 .unl nrtli‘ri'il in pity l‘i.- 4':I.~l~ iii-l Hn ihw rlHll‘l‘ rhargn ho llinml In “ill! rm“ it's his licence -lo in: cudurwi until May 193}.