THE THIRSTY ONES.
* INEBRIATES AT THE COURT.
Two first offenders I'or drunkenness appeared before Mr H. W. Bishop, S M to-day. One was fined ss, m dcfault' twenty-four hours' impnsoimienfc, and the other, who had been on the raitwav .station, was fined 10s, m default fortv-eight hours' imprisonment. Michael" Moran, a statutory second offender, was lined 10s, in default fortyeight' hours' imprisonment. Martin Kirk had gone into a hotel while a prohibition order was restricting his movements, and ho appeared before the Court for a breach of the order. , SuWnspector M'Knmon stated that the defendant was an out-patient at the Hospital as a result of. injuries sustained In an accident. "He has no money.''' he added. , "T/"ek here." said the nrmly to Kirk, "'f vcu come hrforo me acrpjn I'll ?,<-nd you up. Convicted and di cha-ned." John Cmwlev ihA not apnoar, bnfc he was filled 2G», in default fourteen days, lev- having procured liquor during the currency of a prohibition .order.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11093, 2 June 1914, Page 5
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