WEEK-END SENTENCES
INTOXICATED MOTORISTS
APPROVAL OF MAGISTRAL
i "I am in full accord with the proposed policy of the Minister of Public ( Works to give magistrates power to I send motor-vehicle drivers who are convicted of being intoxicated in I charge of their vehicles to gaol at week-ends,” said Mr.’W. H. Freeman, S.M., in the Pukeko'ne Police Court when considering what penalty he should impose on a motorist who had I pleaded guilty to this offence. "At. present,' continued Mr. Freeman, “magistrates do not like sentencing offenders to a term of imprisonment when they are married men with families, as they are the brean- | winners, and such a penalty would be very hard on the wives and children. This difficulty would be overcome by lno provision to send them to gaol 1 each week-end over a certain period. "It is a good measure. It is commonsenst,” he added. Middlesex, at Wellington, thence. Auckland (due November ’o'- \ Leaves November 12 for London and West Coast. Rangitiki, at Wellington, thence | Auckland (due November 9) and Napier. Leaves November I 17 for London. l ,' Rotorua, at BlulT, thence New Plymouth, Wellington, Toneme ru Bav and Auckland (due November 18). Leaves November 24 for London and V est Coast. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE Auckland. - TI.M.S. Endeavour, 11.M.5. Wakakutau Aorangi, Korowai. Canadian Challenger. Forres Bank. Mataroa. Port Sydney, Pontypridd, Remuera. Rugeley. Trod innick and Trienza. Wellington. Matai. Rangatira, Tamahiue, Wahine. 11.M.5. Wellington, Awatea. Gabriella, Niagara. Omana, •lames’Cook, Doric Star. (). B. Sorensen. Akaroa. Arawa, Pity of Glasgow] j Middlesex, Rangilata and Tamaroa. | A warn a.-- Karotu, Kauri, Matingn- | niii. Triadic, Triaster, Ti'iona, G. S. I Walden, Ceramie, Comorin, Fordsdale, I Maeisuyeker, Maloja.. Monltan. j Naniwa Maru, Naurnberg, Niouw I Holland, Niouw Zeeland, Orann, j Orion, Ormonde. Port Jackson. Strath- | more. Siratheden, Stratlmaver. Sydney Maru, Tasman, and Themistocies. i ; SHIPPING TELEGRAMS I Auckland. —Nov. 2: Sailed, at 11.20 p.m„ Pakura, for Gisborne.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19777, 3 November 1938, Page 5
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314WEEK-END SENTENCES Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19777, 3 November 1938, Page 5
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