A MAN AND A REVOLVER.
I TELEGRAM'S.; :
A SENSATIONAL EPISODE.
[IIV. TEtEaBAPK—I'EK PHESS ASSOCIATION.]
WELLINGTON, This Day. Augustus Baggariay appeared at the Police Court this morning, oil a. charpe of using behaviour, whereby a breach of the peaco was occasioned. ' Evidence showed that accused lived with his wife at Carterton. Owing to a difference his wife came to Wellington. Accused followed and met hoi- in Sydney street, accompanied by the brother and sister.: . ~"■,, Tho brother threatened to strike Baggariay, and the latter drew a loaded revolver and threatened to shoot him and take his own. life. - Counsel for accused said the dispute had been fixed up, and the parties intended to live together again. A fine of £2 was imposed, and accused bound over to keep the neace towards his j brother-in-law for six months.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 3 February 1909, Page 3
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135A MAN AND A REVOLVER. Greymouth Evening Star, 3 February 1909, Page 3
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