THE COURTS.
«/ Telegraph.—l'rcaa Association. Duncdin, L iU ,i Night. M Jtalclutlia. before .Mr. K,.,irjc-k Ml., James Sharp, a traveller for Irvine and Stevenson, Diincdiii. was char"cd wii.li taking an order for two hott'es "1 whisky from a resident 'of Owalia Hi a no-license district, along with a grocery order. He was convicted and. lined CIO with costs .12 lis. On. a sei"ad information Sharp was convicted t mill ordered (o come up ror sentence when called upon. The .Magistral hniarked that he diil not wish to send a s'ming fellow to gaol, but the penaltv ivas imprisonment for a second conviction. Counsel for defence said defendant had lost his job anil had received no profit from the liquor transact ! on« Briggs Bros., of Hie Standard JSrew- ' aversliam, were charged with sellj rag liquor to a resident of Balclutha, m a no-license district, and failing to aend a notice to the Clerk of the Court within a reasonable time. The evidence showed that 17 days elapsed before a notice was received by the Clerk of the Court. Defendants were fined 20s and costs.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 251, 16 October 1908, Page 2
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182THE COURTS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 251, 16 October 1908, Page 2
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