George C. E. Smith, who was previously, remanded at Hawcra on charges of being intoxicated while in ebarge of a motor car and negligent driving, thereby causing injury to a farmer’s wife. Millicent Elizabeth Riditer. was fivthor cbar' T ”<l r "i p day with causing the death of Mrs Richter. who died in bnspite’ ->n 9S, following her being discovered unconscious on the roadwav near Mokoia in the evening with accused's car ne-r-by. The accused was remanded l>y the presiding justice to appear before a magistrate. At the marriage of the porter of Newmarket Workhouse to a nurse at the in? firmary, 28 tramns formed a guard of honour, holding their tea-cans aloft.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3860, 6 March 1928, Page 50
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