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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 201, 9 August 1927, Page 7

Judgment was given ysterd'av in Auckland in the case in which A. M. Mansell was charged with using indecent language in Beresford street and with resisting the police, on June 5; also with using obscene language on the same date. Mansell was fined £2. with costs, for the use of, indecent language. an<J £2 on the charge of resisting the police. The charge of using obscene language was dismissed, the Magistrate saying the evidence did not show anything against the character of the defendant. He accepted as correct Constable Sc'andrett’s evidence of what took place on June 5. and did not think there was the slightest grounds for the allegations made by the defendant against Constable Scandrett. under whose notice each of these offences alleged had come. John James McCorquedale. of Wellington. was to-day fined £25 for being in charge of a motor-car at an early hour yesterday morning, w’Hle under the influence of liquor He escaped with his license being endorsed. by consenting to take out a prohibition order for two vears. Counsel pleaded that he not only required the car for business, but was a cripple, besides which his condition was not such as to warrant bis arrest under ordinary circumstances. —Press Association. Drenching rain often causes colds Protect yourself ami others by using “NAZOL” the scientific, commonsense remedy. Powerful and pene tratiiig. 60 doses for Is b'd.