SMASHED WINDOWS.
o WOMAN INJURES HANDS. BEHAVIOUR WHEN DRUNK. With her right hand heavily bandaged, Rose Hunter, aged 30, described as a waitress, appeared in the dock at the Police Court this morning, when she pleaded guilty to a charge of being disorderly while drunk in Federal Street yesterday. Sub-Inspector Shanahan said a constable discovered Hunter smashing a window in a house occupied by a man named Brady in Federal Street. Brady did not wish to give the woman in charge. Hunter was not troubled by the constable, but subsequently he heard the crashing of giass, and, on returning to the house, the comrtable found that the woman had smashed other windows. The woman was quite drunk.
Hunter was fined £1, or three days' imprisonment, and ordered to pay £1' 1/ to the doctor who was called in to bandage her hands, injured when she smashed the windows.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 123, 27 May 1930, Page 8
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