LIQUOR IN "DRY" AREA.
ASHBURTGM FARMER FIHED. [BY TELEGRAPH.— .ASSOCIATION-] ASHBURTON, FriJw ; ; ' William Fitzgerald, ' of' Wahanui; . . farmer, was to-day. charged with d-iving - . a horse and gig at tnighttime without ■ i lights and with taking therein two ;g dlons of whisky into a "dry** area without notifying the vendor as to its destination. He was farther -charged with \m *-» posing liquor for sale in a "dry'-, fln* trict, namely, Ashbarton. —Accused was -;, fined £50, and costs.' — r r- ' J\ ; : ANOTHEE BREACH OP THE ACT.: /,) ' CASE AT TAUMARUNUI. '-J^l [BT i TBXEGIUPH.—OWN COBBESFONDINT.I ? - ~ ; . ~ TAUMARUNUI. Friday. ■ At the Magistrate's j Court to-day .B« McMaster, charged with keeping h<mor for ".sale on September' 15, was fined £50 and costs. . .•-" : . ' " ■ —'—-■»
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18547, 3 November 1923, Page 10
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115LIQUOR IN "DRY" AREA. New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18547, 3 November 1923, Page 10
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