LICE-INFECTED SHEEP.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19903, 4 June 1936, Page 2

LICE-INFECTED SHEEP.

FINE AT TE AWAMUTU. ('l‘lmes‘ Representative). ’l‘l'J .-\\\'A.\lL7’l‘U, \\'ednesday. A sllllng of the Te Awnlnulu Magislrale’s Court was held this morning. with Mr F. 11. Levien, 5.31., on the Bunch, A charge was entered by (i, B. Melruse, inspeclor uf stuck, aguinal Urmc Henley, lnmh'aku, lrnding in [he oslnlc of U. U. Hayley, [hat on March I'.) he had ul‘l‘m't‘xl lice-infected 51100;) 1111‘ sale at the Te .-\\\‘mnulu saluyurds. De—l :nlunt (lhl not appear. .\lr .\loh‘usc suill ul'ler inspecting the sharp hc haul J‘nlorvlcwed the owner and hml hnd th-m (lislnl‘cclcll before lhey left [he snh‘mnls. 'l‘hvrc were holwcen who nml boon sheep in the ymls at the time. The owner was npumling in a hip; way nml lhe inspenlm- suld hc Could not unllorslnml why ho haul l‘nilml In (lisinl'm-l the sheep hofnrc ”my mum lo lhc ‘V'IIPIS. Defendant was lhu-ll HUS and costs. Heavy Tramo Offences. lln a rhargr‘ of om‘mlim: a heavy \r‘hlvh- wilhnul lh‘sl uhluining a hl‘m‘y lrull‘u' lil'vnsv'. \Villiam 11. lmc was [him] [‘l 11's .mnl l'qus. .\nulhm~ "Inn'gc nf luu‘in: nu hvcn'y lmfllc liw‘nw‘ \\u.~ l'nlvl'ml h)‘ lhu \\"li—l\{l‘|i llunnl} llnunvil :llillilhl .\l;lluku:'i Hrmxn, ur thikihi. |H'l'vnrl.ml “an llnt‘ll {H's :ulll I'OSIS \\llh linn' In my. —-——--—._.U