LAW AND POLICE.
POLICE COURT. — Tuesday.
[Before 11. C. Barstow, Esq., R.jtf 1 Dm nkE.vxes.s, — Four persons were brought up, charged with this offence, and sentenced to a hne of ua or 24 hours' imprisonment. \a«kant■ Act. -Charles Carlson was cnaiged with a breach of the Act of 1 S(i(i Amendment Act, 1569, in using obscen4 swI ag A "Li" 1 Übll ° ? lace ' t0 wit - Qucen--ISBI '« U ai " 1 ' r ,r n 1 the 31st of January. 1881 Sergeant Clarke proved the charge, and the prisoner was convicted, and fined .vitMwdTw" MVCn <layS ' Foreign- Seaman's Act.-Andrew Anderson was charged with a breach of this Act by absenting himself without leave, from the American ship Beatrice Havener, in the Auckland harbour. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to three weeks' imprisonment, with hard labour Allkoed Larcext— John Drake, against t ie o nrnl ® ftence made, was discharged the prosecutor not appearing 8 ' Violent Assault. -Edmund Hanson wag brought „p on remand charged with u fa fully and Violently assaulting one John Boase by forcibly knocking him clown and S e the y M2? , ? bngbodil ? I,irrm at Auckland , p ?'. aud .'"Recently assaulting one TheY? "j" °" U * 26 " h i 'i ihe defendant, who was admitted to bail, was remanded to the 2nd instant
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 5994, 2 February 1881, Page 6
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