His Spitting Was Costly
p. 77 · Read in the full issue
,„ D SUVA, July 2. <OR many months the police at Suva have been waging war on people who persist in spitting on footpaths. »art from other considerations, the actice is frowned on as an obvious mace to health, particularly in a land refoot majority of the Population goes [n the Magistrate’s Court the fines for 3 offence have risen from a few shil gf t° £1 - A misguided Indian, caught the act by a Fijian constable, at npted to save 15/-. He offered the istable 5/- to forget all about every ng. The net result, in Court was a pnf wnn 0r he spitting another e of £l/10/- for attempted official cor )tion. daughter, Jean Mary, was born in rt Moresby recently to Mr. and Mrs J A«£ y V Mr /S£ )ney is on the sta ff of the >wn Law Office.
