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(Boforo Mr S. E. McCrthy, S.M.) DRUXKE>'Cs"ESS. Two first offenders were each fined os, in default £4 hours' imprisonment. Thomas Stevens was sentenced to three months' imprisonment. His Worship, said tho Salvation Army authorities -would not take- him. Herbert. Hillsborough Garland was convicted and discharged upon a charpj of helpless drunkenness, and was fined £2, in default seven days' imprisonment, for procuring liquor during the currency of a prohibition order. Victor Plihon v.-rs convicted and discharged for drunkenness, and fined £2, and ordered to pay tho XI. and expenses £1. for wilfully breaking a pane of glass, the property of Frederick Wm. Cochrane. PROCURING LIQUOR. For procuring liquor while prohibited William Henrv Cain was lined ±'5 and coste. " SELLING LIQUOR. James Kavward Franks was charged that, on Juno 11th, 1920, at Christchurcb, beingthe licensee of the Prince of Wales Hotel, ho sold liquor to a person already in a state of intoxication. He was fined £3. v Harry Bleasdale, the barman, was lined £°. ESCAPEES. ' Annie Bavkle, Dulcie Bigwood, and Alma Sarchett, charged with escaping from the Salvation Army Rescue Home. Papatrai road, were convicted and ordered to come -up for E:ntence when callad upon. DISMISSED. An sffiiiation information against Sydney Cossins was dismissed.