Hu b an ex-policeman, but he's cone from bad to worse,” was the innocent and ambiguous remark made by SeniorSergeant Martin in the Christchurch Mngistrut*'s Court when Charles Henry Rochester appeared for the fourth time within six months. He was also charged with breach of his prohibition order and with being found by night without lawful excuse in the grounds of St. Michael’s School Durham Street. Rochester, who admitted himself to be an habitmil drunkard, applied to be sent to Roto roa. “A term there will do me good.” lie said. His request was granted, the magistrate fixing the term of his island sojourn at two years. Bv notice in the Gazette, the export of qninnat salmon is prohibited, except with the consent of the. Minister of Marine.
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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 165, 9 April 1926, Page 4
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