SUPREME COURT.
__ Prosa Association. AUCKLAND, yostarday. In the Suiiromo Court Fro lonck Wni. Lucas, convicted of perjury at. Pu'kokoho, ivns sontoncod to nno mouths’ imprisoiuuont. Henry John Atkins, sent up ns a habitual crim'.n .1, with a. long list of convictions, was ordered to como up for sontonco when called .upon us a reformatory prise rar. NkW PLYMOUTH, last night. In tlio Supromo Court yostorday in the caso of Moyniluin v. Hamerton a vordict was given for plaintiff for £225 with costs on tlio middle spnle. ’J.’ho parties are from Patca. Xho plaintiff lent £2BO on a property through the agency of defendant, who is a lawyer. Tlio jury found that defendant acted for plaintiff, and that he did not act as nil ordinnrilv prudent man. They found that the property was worth only £55, and accordingly awarded plaintiff tile balance. The dofenco was that Hainerton did liot'act for plaintiff.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2125, 6 July 1907, Page 3
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