TERRITORIALS FINED
YOUNG MEN IN TROUBLE. FBEB9 ASSOCIATION. PALMERSTON, August A number of young men were fined to-day for non-attendance at Territorial drills. T*. J. Hill, who said he was an invalid under five doctors, but whom the medical authorities passed in, was fined five shillings and seven shillings cos'fi. R. Ross, who uid not ar i>ear, but whose father testified that he had been wror.g:y served, as the summons wa ’eft at tl-c house instead *f being ycivonailj dcllvcied, a'.so that as the notices to *aiend camp were wrongly addressed he sent them back through the poet office was fined 409 and 10e costs. W. Andrew, E. R. Erchhorn. W. Smith, J. P. t.ees. *v. F. J. Boswell, and W. Person were fined ?0s ?-nd 7s costs. William C. Healey was fined 10s and 7s cost#?. Two cases were withdrawn after explanations. NAPIER, August 5. At the Magistrate's Court to-day a ritorial was fined £5. in default ©everyday** imprisonment, for not attending parades or camps.
WANGANUI, August 6, Eight Territorials were charged to-day with not attending camp. Four weiw fined sums varying from 2s 6d to IQs, the charges against four were dismissed.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8192, 6 August 1912, Page 7
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