UNINVITED GUESTS
Window of House Broken Charged with having wilfully broken a window and damaged a blind and a curtain, value at £2/10/-. .lames Edward Hornibrook and .John Mills, who tippcared before Mr. '!'. 11. McXeil. S.M.. in the Police Court on Saturday, were each sentenced to one month's imprisonment. It was stated by the police that on Anzae Day Mrs. Agnes Price entertained several of the crew of the steamer Port Melbouren at her house. With them were the two accused, who returned to the house in the evening under the influence of liquor. As they were uninvited, (hey were told to go. and when leaving they hurled some objects through a window. Both accused, according to Detective-Sergeant Itevell. were ship's firemen. They were deserters. ami both were destil nle.
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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 183, 1 May 1933, Page 14
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