THAMES NOTES.
(by telegraph, —own correspondent. )
Thames, this day. Sly' Grog-Selling.
At :the Police yesterday the charge of sly grog-selling preferred against John Teddy, of Kirikiri, was dismissed. A similar case against his wife was held to bo proved, and a fine of £5 and costs wa g imposed. The cases occupied all day. Mr Baume, of Auckland, defended, Miscellaneous. The premises of Miss Johnston, milliner, Shortland, had a narrow escape froni being destroyed by fire yesterday, but fortunately it was' discovered in its incipient) state aha extinguished • , James Connor was yesterday sentenced to six days' imprisonment'for using pjbscene language. " ,: ' ] ' '.', .-'■}■■'. <'.'.■.■ "■-• ■■'< ■''
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 267, 12 November 1887, Page 2
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