SUPREME COURT.

Hokitika Guardian, 23 August 1923, Page 4

SUPREME COURT.

[BY TKl.r.UltAl’H — I’l.tt I*I!ESS ASSOCIATION.] i JNVE.RL'AHG.ILL, An:;. 2 > j The C riniinai sessions-ot the supreme j Court opened to-day before uOsUcel Sim. Renata .Sherman appeared mi ; semen. e on tiuee charges of opening po-iitl packets. Accused is a gui t’i |s. rd.c tipplled lor a position .. ■ posl-nii-Uv-s. and was sent to hatn he. duties for four days at Nignicap., who:., she opened lelLet-. '-h. v. a.~ :el-iiiitt.-.l to V- months’ probation. \V;,|i r .leitit Gower was luitii 1 f.ot | a lie ;.>d that two ot hi- daughters stay- ! ed with Gower in a hut for .•■■coral t days. WiC u Ih.lines was iliarged wit.il ihell ot r.H 11s !»,!. the property oi the j Pio-. idea'll Life Assurance ( ' ... II" was j admin, d to four years' probation, and j was ordered to refund the money. John C. I v.-:s <har-vd "'iih j oausijiir lu-uial bodily harm. Ho "’as j released on probation for three years, j G. W. U. Dickson, for breaking and j entering a store, was similarly dealt j with. WAN GAN'!'!. Aug. 2’-’. j At the Supreme Court George laapaj was acquiticd «.n a charge oi perjury. J Cecil Henry Sharp was fitted £1“ tor j false registration of birth of an illegi-j timate child.