WOMAN IN DOCK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 31, 7 February 1939, Page 8

WOMAN IN DOCK.

ASSAULT ALLEGED. MAN'S NECK INJURED HEARING IN SUPREME COURT. SYrpicl t>> ai- alleged hrawl in a l-Ydcr.t 1 SI ri'L't house (Ml the morning of t hri.-t mi - Hi} »ii- the appearance in ] 1 lie .link in llic supreme ( today nf .Mm in Scully, ii domestic, I s - "» It CI Mil 1I \ C lIM.il II It I'liil I'^l'*. Scullv. who pleaded not guilty, was ii• 11ii--< i11<•.I I'.v Mr. Ackins. Mr. \ \l,.i,ii t !i. ( i i.v. ii l'l o-cculor, conducted t lie ( riu 1 . ii <:i -<•- Acc:if-c<l wac clin tluit. with intent t,, do i "u.\.in- bodily hid in. she <li<l a.Mum! hodilv harm; tl'iut she eommitted a* to cause ml Mill bodily liiirm: and with coumion ii^-»im 11. Mr. Mcredit h said tin- «"«'-<* a s ,„-,1i,l \s | hi! sc.juel <" iin ; U 'S"' nient in 1 lie Scully home Mrs. Scully had mmi'ltlv lacerated tin- back of the lin kof ii boa i lli"i". Charles Henry Cox. ( ~x 1,,|,| In In' takl'll 111 I 111' .-i111ri• rillfri.in 10-s of blood and shock. (.iviiijr evidence. Charles Henry I ox. victim of tin' alhjed assault, described tlir incidents that led U|> to the alleged assault. (Proceeding.)