TERRIFIED WIFE

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 670, 23 May 1929, Page 1

TERRIFIED WIFE

ttUCE PROTECT HER FROM HUSBAND man now prohibited Knocking his w.:e about and reiing hep in terms the reverse of ?' ca j*?'*. Francis Michael O’Grady '®. h *«ned her into seeking police Protection last evening, with the stood in the Police Court dock this morning. ch?.gS dy ’ a carrier, aged 6*o. was Rim, cf "ith being found drunk in tier*!!A treel, G rey Lynn, and using inV.n b i n * uasefluent \ Was Probably under the inth6 . li< * uor .” bo buid. in reply co on th 1 char Se. Pie pleaded not guilty I viia jt econd charge. * 1 am not aware 2. hat .-" he said. do vK. Hunt, S.M.: You probably «ot know what you did say. I would not say that. Mr* °Pbnon of Constable Boag, of h*-u rady was frightened to death n es i aus ha.nd. She had come to witmn. ias * evening, complaining tnat the ••jj. " as assaulting and abusing her. witn* Came alon S himself,” continued “and I heard him using the to inf 0 com Plained of. I told him uds*? u\° bed - and be rushed me. I oed 1 xx* a^ d a sain told him to go to abuaoH 8 said tha t he would not. and had Zm *?. e * sa >'ing that he had never const-fhi time for the police.” The tronSS? 16 considered that O’Grady s (y f , ea we re due to drink. char* I *** was fined 12 on the second out P e wa s also ordered to take (Yp Inhibition order. * Thl I **. ' I have no objection. 06 Magistrate: Neither have I.