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Hokitika Guardian, 17 September 1923, Page 1

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One of five inebriates who spent r. night in the Whangarei police cells was Hugh Draffin, of Portland. lie was very noisy (relates the “Advocate”), so Constable Marsh told him through the porthole of the cell not to disturb the other prisoners. Unfortunately for the constable Draffin was nearer than he had thought and the reply was a vicious punch in the face. When called upon to explain his conduct before Mr R. W. Tate, S.M., Draffin’s plea was that he had been celebrating his birthday. “Others have birthdays, hut manage to celebrate them without punching policemen,” said the Magistrate when imposing a fine of Co, in default one month’s imprisonment,

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