SOUTHLAND.
At Invercargill on Wednesday Mrs M'Auliffs was fine-1 £50 for ely grog-selling in Gladstone in a house deprived of ite * license some years ago. The principal witness was a married woman who had boarded in the house for some weeks, and who stated that she was supplied with, and paid for, two or more glasses of whisky per day. Defendant denied that she had sold spirits to witness, who brought liquor from town anrl used it to excess. It was proved that from the Ist June 107 gallons of liquor had been supplied to defendant, 10 gallons being whisky. This, defendant stated, was not sold, but given to friends. Michael M'Auiiffe, her husband, was also charged, but the case as against him was dismissed, ho having been absent from home, except on Sundays.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2685, 30 August 1905, Page 30
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134SOUTHLAND. Otago Witness, Issue 2685, 30 August 1905, Page 30
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