I While his wife and children are dei pending upon the charity of neighbours to keep fchem from starvation, James Gaylor, of Frankton, has been spending his daily earnings of ten shilling* in drink, according to Senior Sergeant CaiseeJls. In Court to-day Gaylor was charged wiUh drunkenness. Defendant, said Sergeant OasscHs, hud only given his wife one pound in live weeks for her own support and that of the child Ten. "It's .no use telring you. 1 suppose, that you ought to be utterly ashamed of voiitiselif," was Mr. Rawsojis remark, as he I fined Gaylor 10/ shillings and cost*, and icrdewd the issue of a prohibition cedar.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 69, 22 March 1915, Page 6
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