HOT-TEMPERED
LABOURER WHO SMASHED SHOP-WINDOW REMANDED FOR WEEK Appearing for sentence on a charge of committing mischief by wilfully damaging a pane of glass valued at ±.lO belonging to Edward W.lson Grant, Andrew O’Neill was in a truculent mood at the Police Court this morning. Cub-inspector McCarthy re- , , minded Ihe magistrate that O’Xeill fn Mewtnn f"' the ' vindovv of a shop {”,,, e ' yt °n ln ' no apparent reason. -I hat e , made inquiries about the man now he said, “and I find that lie was hned Co recently for. assaulting a latefy’’ JOJ lle llas bcen peculiar liim*" rik s'’ ,lunt - SM - : I remember . ile control ol’ himself very
mv Sl nw".!! ethf!r he had anything to ~ij, O.NeUi complained that he had • T W n‘ r , a ,' vorcl i,<: wbat "'as said. l v. ant to know whether this is a CB ”£* a setTet society,” he added. Thl: ’ man should lie under control. the magistrate. aHeer *” commented we ( > 'lf' eill " aS rema nded for another
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 742, 15 August 1929, Page 11
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166HOT-TEMPERED Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 742, 15 August 1929, Page 11
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