DUNEDIN DISTURBANCES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15978, 21 November 1919, Page 9

DUNEDIN DISTURBANCES.

SALUTARY SENTENCES. (Per United Press Association.) DUNEDIN, November 21. In the Police Court to-day, as a. sequel to Saturday night’s disturbance, James Mair, for obstructing a constable, was lined <£s or one month; Robert Edward Wilkinson, for assaulting the sub-in-spcctor and using obscene language, received three months;- Arthur Stanley Evans, assaulting the sub-inspector and damaging his clothes, was sentenced to one month, and ordered to pay the damage or, in default, another month; Mark HcrlxAt Davis, for damaging a motor-car and using indeepnt language,’ was sentenced to one month and ordered to pay the damage, in default another month; William Kelly, disorderly whilp drunk and resisting a constable, was fined AOs or 14 days, and was also sentenced to one month for resisting. Agues Brough, charged with -inciting to resist, was fined 40s.