REMARKABLE SLY-GROG SELLING CASE.
> — m. > (PRESS ASSOCIATION* TKLZCEAK.) ) AUCKLAND, September 17. i At the Police Court to-day, a sly grog- : selling case was heard, in which Constable , A. A. Mitchell, in plain clothes, accomi panied by a man named Williams, went to ! Catherine Lpik's house on the instructions of Sergeant Forbes to endeavour to get a [ conviction. Both Mitcbell and Williams stated they purchased beer from the dst fendant. This the defendant denied, and i at the close" of tTae case," her solicitor handed tlie Magistrate,informations,sworn by Mrs i Lock and a Mrs Guintel, charging Mitchell and -Willrlams with committing rape on' the occasion in question. The sly grog-selling case was adjourned, and Mitcbc'll and Williams were remanded' till Wednesday, bail, £100 each, being.alio wed.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 10764, 18 September 1900, Page 6
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