FINE FOR THEFT
CHINAMAN AND CAULIFLOWERS* CLAN FEELING; ALLEGED; - -AUCKLAND; . August 24. A market gardener, Jueing Hmg, aged 53, was..fined;lDS,- in default eighteen weeksU tb-clay, lor stealing . caulF flowers. from neighbouring gardensHe was. caught-by. a- 'pplicemiin. fit 1,3.0 o’clock one..morning,; and the; prosecution alleged; that, he menaced [the policeman with .a .knife. Counsel said that accused belonged to a law elan, of whom there vvaj only due other member in Auckland/.and ; he, alleged that the. major clans* the Wongs and Fongs'were, badly.disposed towards him.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 August 1933, Page 3
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84FINE FOR THEFT Hokitika Guardian, 25 August 1933, Page 3
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