DROVING AT NIGHT
A 1 .VI \TO N FAR A i El} F I NED
“Sheep stealing has been very prevalent in the district and examples must be set to farmers nob to drive sheep on the, ruad.s after dark,’’ said Constable 11. J. Thompson in the .Marlon' Court, when A. C. Dead' 7 was charged with driving sheep on Cliff road at- night. In a. written plea of guilty Death said that he took the slicep off trucks at Cliff road station, at midnight and drove tTiem only about"
'2OO yards. He felt ho was doing a. humane act in releasing the sheep from the trucks
The minimum penalty of £0 with cods was imposed. *
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Feilding Star, Volume 7, Issue 2221, 30 May 1929, Page 7
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