DANGEROUS DOG
ALSATIAN BITES WOMAN. (Per Press Association — AUCKLAND, - October 3. .|| “There are many ■owners ijfctf Alsatian ■& in Auckland and they .. seem to iff 'kfiep them well under control, as we have no •trouble with theifi, * bat; this case seems to be aji'exception,” §aid-( Detective Sergeant- Kelly, in the Police Court after Eric Buscke had .pleaded guilty to a charge of owning a dangerous dog. ■ „ Mr Kelly added that defendant’s dog attacked a woman who was walking along Upland Road, 'Remuera, on the night of September 5. The dog bit her on the -hand. Defendant"admitted that his dog was out at the time. The dog had since 'been _.sent '"bo woodcutters’ cr.mp at Kawau. ~ , Counsel said that the dog* in question, although a large 1 one, was <jnly a puppy. There would not be any further trouble. “Be can hunt ’possums now,” said the magistrate, in convicting Buscke and ordering him to pay costs amounting to 16s. ■-
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 October 1932, Page 5
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