INTOXICATED IN CHARGE OF MOTOR-CAR
CO.MI'ANY MANAGER Fn:ED 'ITiSS3 WELLINGTON, August. 9. For being intoxicated while in charge of a motor-car. Ron Rid Stevenson llatrick. company manager, of Wanganui, was fined £ls, and his license was suspended for six months. Sub-Inspector Roach said that a doctor who examined Hatrick stated that although he was not in a very advanced state of intoxication, he was sufficiently intoxicated for his driving to be affected. The case was not a serious one of its kind, but it might have been if the accused had been allowed to proceed. When dawn appeared the fishers sailed away, kike- wraiths they seemed upod the darkling bay; Wrapped in their heavy coats they shivering crouched. And all ivh'i were not cheerful—well they ;roucherl. A sniff •■•-.is hcai-fl. The .'.kipper baid, Mi-H.irf. A».-> \vi Tr Tal, \"[oiml« i.i-«»i Peppermint O'iJN, —67
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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21239, 10 August 1934, Page 24
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