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Cause of Gisborne Youth's * Lapse
(By Telegrap
GISBORNE, Last Night. Nine chargos of theft and of failing to account for his employers ' money were adinitted by James Livingstone, aged 20, before ^Mr. E. Walton, S.M. Tho total amount involved wa? nearlv £50. Detective Belton said that the accused had been leading an extravagant life, spending £l a day, and right from the coaimencement * of cmpl'jyment had been dishonest, going .from bad to worse. Too -much responsibility and bad zompanions were the ca'u'ses assigned by counsel.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 181, 18 August 1937, Page 8
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