ILLEGAL PHEASANT SHOOTING
A CURIOUS POINT. _ : (P.t Telcsraph—Own Correspondent) |'l HXMII/rOX. this day. c | A curious point arose in a c.is o in c| Mr. Haw son in the I'olk-e ( ..un i inlay r.jwith s'lootins a hen pheasant. Defendant. .; who pleaded L-uiltv. said that he and a -; companion vve,-e shilins camp at Tuhiv karaniea on June ii. 'I hoy had no fool, d and his mate said. " Look out for a ralv - lilt." Defendant ijiv somcthins {rrer i , runilin™ away in Ihe fern, tired and found v he had shot a hen pheasant. The Matriss irate remarked that this raised th- in--I lerestins point: Mils) a man have actual - ; kiiowloibjo of ,-lneitini- a pheasant before 1 I he could be considered fmilty. or xvas 111- ---.' .If struct ion absolutely prohibited? The - | case was adjourned ;',,r further evidence.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 153, 29 June 1914, Page 6
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