SEAMAN REAKS WINDOW

Greymouth Evening Star, 1 November 1939, Page 2

SEAMAN REAKS WINDOW

WANTED T2<’Gp TO GAOL [PER PRESS’XSfiOdIATION.]

; - •-> tt-S-wT. 5. G'j' NEW.'PLYMQUTH; October -31. ; -want to-go 40-gaei--and miss -this'shift? My life’s.! a-misery-'dn'i-llie' sSifr. They are all i’.iwbrkingagainst me, h Sftid-fvor- Stephen- - Krisclr, u -sernnair, '/chaTged -before itfr.-’j W.’-.T-I. Woodward, ~SiM., ing £25 damage by putting a 'lbbf through a - plate-glass window;;.of” a slibp fif/Deyon street, ..New Plymouth, la'st-fniglitv'• ...- • Senior-Sergeant-' Tiirirer- ; 'sai J (i’ -that’ Kitsch was in town witli.some of his niates about seven, O’.clock,, An argument took place, according.to the accused, over his mates calling.„him. ‘„‘a Boer” because lie’ was a native \pf South Africa. . He._.then deliberately put his foot through- the window,’ His mates said-that-Krisch .-attempted to' attack them with, piece/-of broken glass so -they .- knocked him out.- All the men had been drinking, but were not dfufik; /'" ; a;’ y- ( . Krisclrwhs convicted'ahd'ordered to make, restitutidnito'the'extbfit b? £10; and to be’ placed' ’on his ship on payment of the money. ■Hid" '.l;.'