BOYS WHO DON'T "PEACH."

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18405, 11 June 1925, Page 8

BOYS WHO DON'T "PEACH."

REMARKS BY MR JUSTICBaBH

(SFKCUXi TO "THB PBMB. M >A'^Smß v BLENHEIM,. One of the witnesses" caUa|Hffliß| Crown Prosecutor in a presont sittings of tho Sapr?fi|jffl9H| was a lad of sixteen, who xetsUg|fHH| vorsation with the accused ia latter told him that be had After hearing- his evidence, our Mr Justice Alpera ness where he was educated," t ««|||B|§ evidently a little surprised *ffll»Kl youth replied that he College lor 2J years. '"' . "Well," said his Honour, "W&BM not learu at Nelson College toUJaHBB«| gentlemen such as the Crows tor and counsel for the def<SM^fflHßE Witness: Yes, your Then you'have jflffilf a very Valuable lesson, for'l'amj aßßaa heard you say "Sir" during WQ&B&ffi of your evidence. Then, ever learn about*" boys aJMJSj? each otherf—■ I don't r under»tw •»gfw Perhaps the expression Wggst nowadays. When I was •at fgM BafflSffi used to call it "peaching," mean is telling tales on oaa-<M fißajsl That was.not approved at*Xe® jHjjga lege, was itt—No, sir.* l /?Mmß|B His Honour reverted to later in the afternoon when *TPjJHJwja the jury., He said a very flasftMjSßßi the old esprit de corps w *ffiaf|Bffljfo make a fine, manly boy be flogged before he witfiX9Pjßg[3£ "Perhaps," added hi» gretfully, Vboys are not Wj|jffgßg| school nowadays, and there "JjSsSBBBf cient time for the (!erelopi»w^o^m