Untitled

NZ Truth, Issue 351, 16 March 1912, Page 4

From a Hutt paper: "£5 reward is . offered for such information as will lead to the conviction of alleged 'Moonlighters' at SHverstream." In 'the pale moonlight, but doesn't it remind one of Dear Quid Oireland. Thomas Ohiny. whose moniker sounds like a shocked expression, m!variably gives the name of a high police oiVicial when run m, and leers insinuatingly at that officer if he happens to be m court. His latest transgrossion was unmitigated blanky tn Truro-street, Ohrisfcchurch, m company with an aged - persou named George Nyo, • who was unsober. and also swore horribly. "I was pushed into it,'" said Thomas, and Magistrate Hishop found food for comment m thir. new e>ciise for obscene language, which once more recalls the how Imp; bellowdrama, "Did he Fall or was he Pushed-?" Thomas had reason to remark "Oh my !" when he was cast into a dunpeon flark for fourteen days, whilst \'ye had the option of producing; two vro'klen sovereigns or of doing a j month al the Port.