AN UGLY MELEE
POLICE ENCOUNTER WITH JACK TARS FROM tI.M.S. PHILOMEL FREE FIGHT -IN AUCKLAND 'Bv TeleEraDh.—PriTjs i6Eocia!Joo.) Auckland, .lime '28. 4 vWjf l&fijp ajui Mr<Hr'4ss crowd ci' cilizi m.s had. I lit; vxjiOrivisi.u 3JSsi/ori{ii.y .of ifitUH-ssiftsi; inyo spohViHS o|. ike Kind's Kfiriyr!s ill open .ronjliev in . four jtioii-p'-ivanan'eii I'liiiomol ntiVi several polioonipv! hi"! a -pU. lifd.: bnitlo, in wl.icii fiiii;. or twii , crifti mjiody ■■viiiii L' s \v ij jC:Jv'ii&'biVt;ui\ ; i.v resiiiicci in :«ic ayics*. of htir- biiilor.v iiii'tl Hvo civiiiniis, ■' Tim origin ol fr-; ' n( 'w>. isut! obsenw .language.' The con- •• fiitiililii first noticed .the quarf el .in .tiio . a. few .jiii uji'tpi!:, 'UHI MWtiiy.ied ilium, that., they had iicl- '©£ b;iek to their /ship quietly,. : ..ii : ottjciivo<|i 11 r ; ivV' i'rioiidi.v/sphit, : an'd tile consiaMe'procoedcid to jirr'vct. tile most. : iio;sy of t!:o '■ ' <n >r. Immediately, tiio othet tjircc lii:-. came aetueh obstruolno, and a cioud assembled, .• while Sergeant Matthews rtiul pensile: Smith' camivto GoiHjf.il.lo Uarue s assisinirce, and took two others 11' cllTpJ Tjjfcii thp'inaii who 'was'Villi ffroo struck (In! sergeant- a . violent, blow on the nose, iuid tlic; i>!occediiijss developed • into a• ihc!cr>,. iir wliicJi'the-tlii-Wc constables • endeavoured'- 'to manage tiio .tovu-Jack Tars. while. iiiiombers of the increasing erov.d made. matters no !ict- - Icr by vuriihily xak'ni:' sides'tind. alter-. , nately •.eheerii , ..!> and ■&}c^iiigs\fit} Jjolico fiii(l the sailors. : ..-'-Sf
Police helmets 'strofrcrl pavement, fiii'tl: tjie ooilstViVlf.o.i'J ; %v : umicr tlif vinusi'nl pressure; while arms and '!ej»s liindc merry plat. ' Other ronwore «iimirmiied to the: fray, niid joined in, and eventually tli.o moWo com cliitlo-rl iti itl-n :;Vf.rost ; ofvtho foijr iiicn-o'-wat'sinon and tiro oiviJ'.r.iiK jvjKi 'had.been ilultJxroiM. •.(MUni.ch ■)« £ r.j, ■inftt.'llio-'.stoim cenj re of fii<\'disturbance"' ;''''SKy
; Tli" rhrirjies which have. hrton JaM .raiiße fEom.tln'nifccmi.osi to assault Vni? damaging Ctifti"£^p']ijis.vv;:-;'r. S i
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2188, 29 June 1914, Page 5
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288AN UGLY MELEE Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2188, 29 June 1914, Page 5
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