RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT.—GISBORNE.
Saiungal, 'Jv£t’2l. '' [Before 3. Booth, Esq., RM.) . j A Native woman named Ka Moko was fined 16s for drunkenness, or 24 hours imprisonment. Indecent Assarti. Eio Nohoware was brought up by the polices dtMge.d .with a criminal assault on a Native woman named Ka Moko. Sergeant BullBn4aW "thaif.uaforituti. ately the aaoaeedtand thewoman (who was intoxicated) had b*M~locked up in the on < Friday night, and had been communicatbig with each otW xcraos the spall passage, the result being thgt.tlie woman said she knew nothing affair now. He asked for an adjournment, as he,could prove the assault beyond a doubt. The case was acoorditiglyadjddttied until ■- . v ? .
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1333, 24 July 1883, Page 3
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