POLICE COURT.—This Day.
(Before Dr. Home and G*" *aaame, Esq. Jus£nt§RlM I: .. _ f T f HE A'to 10in. c-x Levi Watts %.. \ x* Lestrange, John Jackson, ai/ic. -, \ -•js; each for being driink last nig jJ/i \ iNCOP.RIGIBL'FS. Vis I . Mary Ann Curtis, aged 21, <$fkMorgan, aged 23, were separat jfc-i?Ji& with being rogues and vagabbnds^^lSl*^ Mary Ann said she might as ;3Eg# pj e J guilty, it was all the same. Jemima Morgan also pleaded guilty. ■■..,'■ Sergeant-Major Pardy said the prisoners were notoriously bad characters and a nuisance to the neighbourhood, and he would ask the Bench to give them a long sentence. The Bench sentenced Curtis to twelve months' and Morgan to iiine months' iiiipt}: Eonrhent. : Curtis said she did "not care a button for that : she could do that bit on her head. Prisoners were then removed. ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE. Peter Caprera was sentenced to one month's imprisonment for being absent without leave from the schooner Albert Rose since Tuesday last. This was all the business.
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Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1391, 25 July 1874, Page 2
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