MORE ABOUT LIQUOR AT INVERCARGILL
CHARGE AGAINST A SOLICITOR PBEBS ASSOCIATION, INVERCARGILL, Ifabniary At the Police Court te-d»y, as a sequel to tho recent convictions-of Mr and Mrs Poff for sly grog-selling at tho Carriers’ Arms Hotel, James Sampson Neave, a ■ well-known. Invercargill solicitor, and a hoarder with tho Polls, was charged with having unlawfully kept liquor for salo,_ and having assisted in. the- commission of an offence, to wit, unlawfully keeping liquor for sale. _ _ After some discussion, in which Neave (who conducted his own case) argued that the information had been loosely laid,, and that there was no case to answer, an adjournment to Wednesday next was made, tho Magistrate intimating that before that date he would say whether Neave bad a case to answer, and that Neave, must then ho ready to go on.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7049, 10 February 1910, Page 1
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136MORE ABOUT LIQUOR AT INVERCARGILL New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7049, 10 February 1910, Page 1
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