POLICE COURT NEWS.
At the Police Court, on Saturday, bilorw ' Mr. C. C. v Kettle, S.M., one i first offender Vf> for drunkenness was convicted and discharged ; another was fined 5s and t costs; ; and two, who failed to put in an appearance, had their bail estreated. John Laurenson, charged • with , drunkenness and a breach of , his prohibition order, ,aa ;;/; well as having solicited alms in 'victoriastreet, was sentenced to three months*' ' imprisonment. Angus ' Skinner, for being drunk, and having broken the terms of ' his prohibition 1 order, was remanded for a week for medical treatment. George fig Heighway and Hugh F. Pearson, for drunkenness, were each convicted, and ; prohibition orders were also issued : against * them,' - while Mark I» on - charges of drunkenness and breaking; the - terms of his prohibition order, was,, sentenced to three months' hard labour, without the option of a<> fine. r<|Denis - Reardon, on like charges, was declared | an habitual drunkard, and made the subject of a prohibition order for 12 months. Two seamen, Frederick Marr and John Oliver, charged with being drunk .■MS* disorderly in Custom-street,, were % each lined 10s and-costs, or in default, 48 hours' imprisonment.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14080, 7 June 1909, Page 7
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