RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
i TIMAKU— Monday, Oct. 2G. (Before B. Woollcoinbe, Esq., E,M.) ; DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. "William Hearno, charged with the : aboro offence, was committed to prison for fourteen days. | . .i Tuksday, October 27. ■■• : ; DRU2JK AND.DISOBDEBLr. ■William Lambert was churged with being drunk : and disorderly and usiug obscene language ' • It being the third time , within six montliß that accused had been lip for bpiug drunk and disorderly, ho vyas .find £3 or fourteen days' imprisonment. For tho second offence he was alto fined £3 or fourteen days' impri sonment, ■ i ~; . ' ■,-..••■• The fine was not paid, and the accused was sent to prison. i HOUSES AT LARGE. ■■ Joseph Schofield, for allowing six horses to wander at large, vtbb fined 30s, and Charles Riddle, for suffering three horses to commit a like offence, was fined 15s ; Stopford Sack- • Tille, ior allowing a horse to wander, was fined ss.
