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GREYMOUTH OFFENDERS. Robert Bruce Stewart, aged thirty-six,, pleaded guilty to a charge of intoxication when in charge of a car, and was fined CIO at the Grcyraouth Magistrate's Court this morning. Hugh M'Luskie was fined £2 for being’ illegally in possession of twentyone opossum skins taken before the season opened. Mrs Lucretia M'Auley. was fined £J on a similar charge ; in respect of soventy-one skins; and John M'Auley was fined £l 'for one skin. —Press Association. DAIRY COMMISSION’S TIME EXTENDED. An extension from Juno 16 to July ' 31 has been granted the Dairy Commission for the presentation of its report to the GovernorGeneral.—Press Association. SHIPPING TROUBLE. The shipping trouble spread t - day to the Kiwitea, which was scheduled to sail for Greymotith. Tho vessel failed to obtain a galley staff under the new articles.— Wellington Press Association.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE. Sales tins afternoon:—os 'Change; D.I.C. (prof.), 255; Bendigo Goldlight, Bld. Deportee}: Skippers, 11 Jd (4). BAYLY’S DEFENCE. The opening of the defence in the Bayly murder trial will appear on page 12 of later issues.
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Evening Star, Issue 21749, 18 June 1934, Page 14
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177STOP PRESS Evening Star, Issue 21749, 18 June 1934, Page 14
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