I put them in the till. I afterwards found one in the till with a hole in it. I gave it to Detec tive Feast. Thos. W. Balfour denosed : lam teller at the Bank of New Zealand. Mr Pratt paid in the sovereign produced with other nioney. I afterwards gave ifc to Detec tive Feast. His Worship said it was a very clear case. He would sentence the prisoner to three months' imprisonment, at hard labour. Breach of City Br-LAws. — Jas. Hunter was fined 10s for a breach of the Hackney Carriage by-law. — Daniel Howard was fined 10s for a breach of the same by-law. — Frank Eloraes was fined 5s for tethering a horse on the East town belt. — Wmi jJAllen was fi-ied 10s for neglecting to light up a hoarding. — A case of a similar nature against Daniel Reese was adjourned until the v 18th. — Chas. yVil liams was fined 5s for allowing bis horse to wander at large. — William Gifctens was fined 5s for allowing a horse to wander at large. — Geo. Dell was fined 5s for a similar offence. — A second charge against William Allerj for neglecting to light up a hoarding was dis missed. — Christian Ditford was fined 5s for allowing a horse to wander at large. Careless Driving. — A caso of tliis nature against James Eowen was dismissed. j Furious Riding. — Tho_£3tichards, Harry Ford, and Stephen Harper s wero charged, on the information of Lieut.-^^v A. Bird, : with furious riding on the Ferry road. The' case arose out of the incident .„that occurred on the return of the Artifiei-y Corps from Sumner, on Easter Monday* Mr Joynt ap peared for the defendants;- "Al ter hearing tho evidence, his Worship said , he would dismiss the case against Harper, Richards and Ford would be fined 20s each. Wj Viloent Assault. — Harry Ford, Stephen Harper, and Thomas Richards, were sum moned for having committed-Ja violent assault upon James R. Triggs. M±! Joynt appeared for the defendants. The arose out of the previous ono. After hjea.ring the evidence, his Worship dismissed tfie. charge against Foi'd and Harper, and fined.Richards 20s. Destitute Persons Relief Ordinance. — The plaint against Wm. M'Hraith h&d not been served, aud the case was adjourned ac cordingly. Abusive and Insulting Language. 