WAITRESS ASSAULTED.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 94, 16 September 1914, Page 8

WAITRESS ASSAULTED.

A COVTAKD IN" GOtilT. Jly Telegraph.—-Press Association. Wellington, Last Sight. _ 'I not guilty, and .sav nothing. on wouldn't believe me if 1 did. The.-e olher |M «,[>!e win tell _ vo „ ;l pack of lies, "lit it- all gospel to tin: court iu Xcw Zealand, Justice? You d'-n't call it just You don't get ji\stiee in this court." Thus spoke Alfred Fowler in t.'ie _\lugestratc's Court to-day, wlien <; 11 ill' committing aggravated assault" >n Zella Smith and Violet Anderson, and wilfully damaging the latter's liiouse. «'«» a sequel to an affair wiiiv-h <«•- (111-red at l!n»wn's I'ollee J\il.u-e \<ster(iay. l'ov.ler, it is alleged, endeavored (<> eseaipe payment for a meal, and the two informants (waitresses) endeavored ' to collect (lie money. Accused Kniackcd Xclla Smith aeeiss the face and injure.i lier eye. and threw a l'ottle <>[ sauce a! \ lo'et. Ander-on. au'd spoilt, a -ilk lilou-v. For the assault oil Zella Smith. Fowler WHS lined £i in default fourteen (lay- in goal; for tli.it. on the other 2 irl, lie »iis lined fl, with the alternative of seven day>' .imprisonment. ][,. was also ordered tie pa;,- tin- damage done to the House i,Si lid), and expenses totalling