ANTI-SHOUTING LAW BROKEN
CHRI3TCHURCH, October 3. Fuither evidence at the inquest on John Finlay to-day showed that there had • been shouting in the hotol in which the incident happened. ' Mr H. Tl. bishop, Coroner, remarked to the police: "Of course you will take notice of tho scandalous proceedings in this licensed house, with treating.'' The Senior -Sergeant. '"Tho • ■ police | have that in hand." %'To my mind," said Mr Bishop, "a l>erson who deliberately breaks tho law in this manner by poiinitting shouting deserves the severest condemnation. A person who condom\s the offance. too, i* just as had. Tho StiU> made t-his law for a set punwe- and ihoi * who umhf* gXOr,% it nt l-l'i- lime (1l v? ision should he* puni&liod n-v^clj."
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3571, 4 October 1916, Page 5
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122ANTI-SHOUTING LAW BROKEN Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3571, 4 October 1916, Page 5
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