“Even the Prohibitionists would like to see food prices take a drop or two,” remarks the Boston “Transcript.” At the Hastings Magistrate’s sitting, to-morrow, Mr. K. XV. Dyer, S.M., will have sufficient work to occupy him all day. if not longer. The police eases include an indictable charge, the 21 cases of having motor cars standing in the streets waiting decision on a legal point, and several other charges, whilst the civil list embraces many defended actions.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 173, 8 July 1919, Page 5
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