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Press, Volume XXIII, Issue 2971, 27 February 1875, Page 2

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Prtday, February 26 >--r.. 7 1 (BeforeDr Back, J.l\) . 77 WIFE desertion. "\y, J. W. Christensen was brought up en tla charge. Accused had given himself up to the police when he heardhe was being looked for, and on the application "of hit -wifcftj Bench allowed, the charge to be withdrawn, DRUNK AND DISORDERLY.* >»■'-' Jessie Andrews, an old- offender, who Bad been cautioned when last before the Cent was given one more chante, andr&MJl(j| and cab hire. .■;. William Btart, arrested® the Papanui road for drunkenness, jfu Haed &». - -- • DRUNK AND CREATING A DISTCRSASCR' Jules Scelle and Thomas Walsh ~m charged with being drunk and creafogg disturbance in the .Borough Hotel them, vious night. . From the evidence of Mr Priston, krf. lord of the hotel, it was shown thatWiS had been the aggressor, and he was finec.% and Scelle 10s. y LUNACY FROM DRINK. '". * George Wilkin, who had been remacdei for medical treatment,, was again brought ik Mr Reston, chief gaoler, told the beaa that the accused had recovered fronjtij effects of drink. Inspector Buckley observed that thistto had been repeatedly before the Bnc&'a this charge. l * His Worship considered it would bs bate for the accused if he were locked npfon term to enable him to recover thoroughly, and sentenced him to one month's impnjament with hard labor. : / >•• 7 , .