ABUNSING A WOMAN.
i ! I j ! TCTJ3G MAN KNOCKED DOV7N. j I ASSAULT CHARGE DISMISSED. i B'" T' l :'"-":ii)li- —Own Correspondent.) HAMILTON, this day. j A k-ngth of iron piping figured in the! ! hear ins , " of an assault case before the • Poiiee'Conrt to-day. A young man. j .Maurice M. A. Graham, was charged ; with assaulting another youni man, : 'Joseph Eeliy. Kelly was charged with : '■ drunkenness and obscene language. A disturbance occurred outside a I dance hall on Saturday niglit. According j jto Graham he wai in conversation wit;! la voting woman when Kelly approached ; and commenced to use dismasting hin- : I iruage. Graham told him to desist, where- | upon Kelly pulled out a length of onej inch iron piping, with the remark: "This ! vrlli fix you." Another man. named ! ; Crosby, witnessing tins, disarmed Kelly. ! : who commenced to use filthy language i again, whereupon the young woman ! remonstrated with him. Kelly called her j foul names and Graham felled him with ; Kelly admitted drunkenness and I pleaded ignorance of the other charges. SHe was lined £10. j In dismissing the case against Graham j the Bench said he was in no way to ' blame in the circumstances.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 164, 14 July 1930, Page 7
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197ABUNSING A WOMAN. Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 164, 14 July 1930, Page 7
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