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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 57, 18 February 1927, Page 9

In Invercargill yesterday. Daniel Michael English, before Mr. Cruickshank. S.M.. on charges of being drunk' while in charge of a car and driving a car without having a license, was fined £3 on the first charge and prohibited from holding a license for two years on the second.

Further light on recent stormy meetings of tho Glen Eden Town Board was thrown in the Magistrate’s Court at Auckland, when one member. John Henry Haves, claimed £3O 10s 3d from another member. Abraham Joseph Routley. He alleged that Routley, who is a storekeeper. supplied to the board goods for which he was paid 10s fid. Hayes also preferred charges that Routley knowinHv voted on a matter in which he had an interest—namely, the payment of accounts for the goods supplied. Hayes claimed to recover the 10s 3d paid by the board and also £lO in respect of each of the three transactions, as provided by the Public Contracts and Local Ikulies Contractors Act. After hearing counsel for both sides Mr E. C. Cntlen reserved his decision.

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