STARING AT A GIRL.
At. Clcrkenwell Court, John Gander, eta‘, manager of the National Bank, Camden ’.l‘own, was I'ecentTy charged with-llsing insulting Words and behaviour at St. Pa.ncl'as. Constable Hignell said a young woman complained to him. He saw Gander and bron-ght him back to hor_ She said he had passed her more than once and sifarod in her face. Miss Icy Lee said she complained of the man’s conducvt. He did not speali to her, but fl'iglztellod her, For the def(.'l'X(’f.‘, it wuq pleaded that ‘a mistake had been m:1C1(‘:. Gander, it was stated, went. out after supper, and was arrested as he turned info the road. Mr Gill, the xnagisvtrate, said he had no d-oubt, and fined Gander 40/.
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Taihape Daily Times, 4 September 1919, Page 2
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121STARING AT A GIRL. Taihape Daily Times, 4 September 1919, Page 2
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