CHARGE OF RECEIVING
Labourer Remanded Charged with receiving stolen goods, Hilton Trevor Ewart, labourer, aged 26, appeared before Mr. J. Miller, S M., in the Napier Magistrate's Court yesterday, and was remanded until Wednesday for the purpose of obtaining a report from the probation officer. A previous charge of breaking and entering was withdrawn by the police when Bwart pleaded guilty to the second charge. j Detectire-Sc-rgeant H. Nuttall said that* the liight following the burglary at the store of Mr. H. Smith, of Carlyfe sireet, accused received a quantity of tobacco from two juveniles wlio had appeared before the Court on Tliursday. The value i»laeed on. the goods was couservative, and although it appeared that some of the stolen goods •Rere still in existenee, none had been recovered. For Ewart, Mr. A, H. D. Ma.vieasked that he be given a chance to r Iona. The case w»5 adjourned until W> I nesday for ihe purpose of obtaiitiog i r^Kifl fv-'iti tio pi i >;t litju officer^
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 15, 11 October 1937, Page 6
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