Mustcrwan Pouce v, Workurka, Anton Workurka, of No. 388, Burkill Road, was charged with keeping a house for the sale of wines and spirits at No. 388, Burkill Road, without first obtaining a license from the Municipal Council countersigned by the Consul of his own nation-in contravention of By-Law also with retailing bear and brandy on various dates during the month of January, 1902.
Inspector Mackintosh stated that when defendant first opened the shop, he warned him that he must not sell intoxicating liquors there without first obtaining a license from the Municipal Council. The defendant then said that he was only going to supply food at the shop. Last Sunday, however, witness went to the shop and found some German soldiers there drinking beer. There was the money in payment lying on the table,
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