INTOXICATED DRIVER
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"Sjx or Seven Handjes Bonnd to Effect Driving MAGISTRATE'S COMMENT
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W EDDlJNvr TUiN , THIS Uay. 'Even. if a man is used to drink, six or seven 'handles' taken in a short spaee of time are bound to have an ejEEeet on his driving. Nothing can persuade mo otherwise," said the Magistrate, 3dr E. D. Mosley, after hearing | cvidence in a defended case of intoxicai feion in charge of a motor-truek and wilful damage of three safety zone pillars preferred against Arnor Gohannes Fagerholm, aged 28, who was alleged by the witness who had followed him, to have been driving erratically and had, been a threat both to witness and a taxicub. The Magistrate djsmissed the charge of wilful damage, the evidence, he thought, showing that the accnsed hit the posts in an endeavour to avoid a eyelist. 0n the other charge aecjjsed was convicted and fined £30, medical oxpenses and, costs, and his Jicenee was suspendod till Juno .1, 1939.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 2, 25 September 1937, Page 17
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166INTOXICATED DRIVER Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 2, 25 September 1937, Page 17
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