“You don’t have fighting in public streets in Germany—at least you didn’t when I was there,” said Mr. j.j: D. Mosley, S.M.; in the, M'ellingtoh Magistrate’s Court to two Germans who w'ere charged with striking each other in Woodward Street. The accused replied through tli'eir interpreter that they did not fight in the the streets of their homeland. “Well,” said Mr. .Mosley, “*n the same way, you must not fight hero either.” The defandants shook hands and were: later seen leaving the. court together.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 13093, 15 February 1937, Page 5
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