MRS. MULLER CONVICTED

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1120, 15 October 1904, Page 2

MRS. MULLER CONVICTED

PINED I.'IVE FOUNDB AND COSTS (.Special to the Daily TELEdiurn.) Paeikm, this day,

The Magistrate gavo judgmont this morning in tho cases against Mrs, Milllor nnil James O'Shanghncosy. In Mrs. Mullet's caso tho Magistrals said ho had to story or tho othor and ho was going to bolio've tho story for thoprosocution. Thotwomon, Kolaher and Marshall, had sworn that thoro was a sale, whilo tho defendant's ovidonco \m that tho liquor was givon, and thoro was no Halo, If thoso mon woro not telling tho truth defendant could proscculo thorn for perjury. Tho Magistrate said ho did not know how long Mrs Jfullar ha d been in this trado, but ho was going to tako it for granted that sho had not boon at it long. He would convict hor and imposo a tine of 415, and order hor to pay costs, £s lßs Gd, or in default fourtoor. days' hard labour. On Mr Clondon's application a month was allowed in which to pay tho monoy. Tho beor soizod by tho was orderod to bo forfeitod-

THE KARANGAHAKE CASES HEAVY PENALTIES (Special to tho Daiit Telegraph.) pAKitoA,this day •Ijidgniont was givon at noon in tho oasog against Potrio and O'Shauglmossy, Potrio wna lined i's on each of tho two charges, Rod costs (£7 03); total, £l7 fit, In dofault 11 days' imprisonment on each caso. O'Shanghncssy was linod $lO on each of tho threo clmrgos, and orderod to pay costs (X'l'2 \h Od), The total was Mi 9s fid, In delimit of payment, ho would bo sen* tonco.l to ono month's imprisoamont in oach caso,