LIQUOR IN A DRY AREA
,\ A SUBSTANTIAL PINE. (By' Telegraph.—Special OorrospoaitetiU Mastorton, January 25, As a result of a recent police raid, Frederick John sen, of Homcbush, was charged .in the Magistrate's.Court yesterday .with' keeping liquor for sale and with allowing his premises to be n placo of resort for the consumption of liquor. The evidence of tiro police showed that the house of accused . had' been watched, and.dozens of were seen coming and going, and the clinking oF ijlasses could he heard from within. Quantities of. liquor wero also taken away in,motor-cars and cabs.' When the police searched the house n number «f young men were found there and.foveral scrambled through the windows.' His Worship iniposed a lino of C3!l c.n the charge of .allowing the premises' to be iised as a.place of resort, and entered a conviction on tho other cliarfj©, .Eight young men wero cachaned 20s. and costs for .being on the premises .when .the search was executed.
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 1967, 26 January 1914, Page 6
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161LIQUOR IN A DRY AREA Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 1967, 26 January 1914, Page 6
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