THE COURTS.
McNKII, IiKAIANDEI). By Telegraph.—l'icss Association. W'nngiii...., r'et.ruarv 11. Archibald John McNeil, who escaped from the Terrace (iaul, Wellington, and who was captured up the river yesterday, was brought bemiv the Court this morning and remanded to appear at Wellington on 18th insl.
SITI'IA'ING l.lyUUlt TO JIAOKIsS. Wellington, February 11. At the W'airoa Court, before ~S\r. liarton, S.M., two half-enSKta were charged with supplying liquor at a Cbristnuis feast at Whakapo to male and female natives. Fourteen persons consumed eleven hollies of whisky, and all were drunk. The defence was that the liquor was drunk at a place of supply, ami not taken away from the feast. The Court ruled that the place of supply was Dalgety's licensed wholesale premises, and that accused causcu it to be consumed at a feast. Fines and cosl< inflicted amounted to 035.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 16, 12 February 1909, Page 2
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139THE COURTS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 16, 12 February 1909, Page 2
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