SLY GROG-SALES

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20784, 19 April 1939, Page 2

SLY GROG-SALES

TWO WEN IMPRISONED KING COUNTRY OFFENDER? (Special to Times i TE KtTTI. Wednesday The sale or sly grog- in the King Country led to two men Doing sent to prison when eonvirted by Mr \Y. H. Froonian. S.M., In th<* Police Court. To Kuitl, yostorday. Fredorlrk William Charles Rredenbeck was sontenred to tliroo months* imprisonmont on a ebargo or kooping liquor Tor-sale. This wa- -dated to bo his third ofTonoe. Dough!.!' Kennoth Watson (2:',/ who was also appearing Tor tho third tlmo. was sontenred to one month’s imprisonment for soiling sly grog and. on a charge or keeping liquor Tor >ale. ho was ordered to appear lor sentence within 12’ months ir called upon. A second offender. Walter Faget (72) was lined £"" and ordered to pay costs on a charge or selling liquor. Finos totalling £ i" were impospd upon George Milner Guv Tor selling liquor. Tor keeping liquor Tor >ale and Tor Tailing to notiry liquor. Fines amounting V> £3o were also imposed upon James Herbert Holland on charges relating to the selling or liquor, while his wire. Kina Mary Holland, was convicted and ordered to pay costs oT similar types oT charges. it was alleged they had been 'u; plying Maoris. kittv .McMillan was lined £:>. with costs 10s, Tor Tailing to notify liquor, and she was ordered to come up for sentence ir called upon within 12 months on charges relating to selling.