HAMILTON COURT.
CHILDREN AND A PERMIT. i fßy Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) HAMILTOX, this day. Two Horotiu youths, named Xarliy and WiUiscroft, were each fined £5 and jcosts to-day, for failing to attend terri- '' jtorial parades. I William Henry Yagg was charged with | j making a false statement on an applica- ' ;tion for a permit to leave New Zealand, j [Detective Cassells stated that Yagg ' j applied for penniesion to visit England, istating that his mother-in-law would '. ilook after his children in his absence This was found to be incorrect. Defendant stated that he understood his I mother-in-law would look after the children as he stated. He had no intention of evading his responsibilities. He »j fined and costs.
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 148, 23 June 1919, Page 2
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