LICENSING ACT BREACH.
WARNING PROHIBITED MAN. [BY TELEGRAPH.PRESS ' S.SOCIATION. J' WAKGANUI Monday. Richard Lovegrove was a rd £5 with costs, for obstructing a co..stable in the execution of his duty. The charge arose owing to Lovegrove being in company with a prohibited man and calling out a warning to the latter when lie saw a constable approaching just as the prohibited one got on to licensed premises. ~ The magistrate said obstruction was clear and wilful. In his opinion the man who assisted prohibited persons to get drink was the worst offender under th« Licensing Act, as this offence was on* of the hardest to detect.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18341, 6 March 1923, Page 6
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