DISORDERLY BEHAVIOUR
BROTHERS-IN-LAW FINED
DAMAGE TO SHOP WINDOW
Charged with behaving in disorderly manner while drunk in Khyber Pass Road on Saturday, and with committing mischief by wilfully damaging a pane of glass, valued at t'2. in a shop occupied b. William Burnie. Frederick Draffin Boilermaker, aged ' 34. and Thoma'> Edwin Turnock; labourer, aged 19 (Mr. Craig), appeared in the Police Court before Mr. C. R Orr Walker, S.M.. yesterday. Draffin pleaded gniltv and Turnock not guilty. W. Burnie said the two accused had tried to enter ,his shop at 6'.15 on Saturday evening He had shut the door, and a glass panel bad been
broken. Turnock sam m evidence that lie had been walking along the road with a friend when he had seen -Draffin. his brother-in-law, bejng struck by another man on the other side of the road. On the first charge Draffin was fined '£•3. in default 14 days' imprisonment, while Turnock was admitted to probation for a year a condition being that he must not' tak" liquor On the seeoml charge both were convicted. ,ordered to pn.\ fm the damage and to come up for sentence within three months if called upon.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22887, 16 November 1937, Page 15
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