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Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15360, 8 October 1923, Page 6

A case was heard in the Supreme Court at Christchurch (says the Sun) which brought forth the remark from His Honour, Mr Justice Reed, that it was reminiscent of the "lambingdown' 'days. A young man was charged with attempting to set fire to a certain hotel on Juno 14, and it was shown that the act was committed after eight weeks of a drinking bout. During that time accused had spent £95 of which £ls went in board and purchase of clothing. It was stated that he spent the remaining £BO in Uie hotel in liquor and cigarettes. The man was found not guilty of arson, and when lie was summing up, His Honour said that the case was reminiscent of the old "lambing-down" days and suggested that the Licensing Committee might make some inquiries.

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