SUPREME COURT
[BY TULEGUAriI PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.] DUNEDIN, Nov.- 7. A i the Supreme Court to-day, Thomas Joseph Christie, charged with breaking and entering and theft in respect to the farmers’ co-operative premises at Dunedin and Mosgiel. was found guilty on both counts and remanded for sentence. Henry Erquhart and .lames Butman were charged with (J) breaking and entering with intent to commit a crime, and 2) being unlawfully in a dwelling-hmt-e. Both were found guilty on the second charge, and sentenced to three years’ reformative treatment. AUCKLAND. Nov. 7. At the Supreme Court, Norman Gibbs 13. formerly secretary to Thames Harbour Board, who had admitted 2S charges of theft and live of forgery, was sentenced to reformative treatment not exceeding three year-. The total amount misiippriprinted was about C'2llo, a great deal being patriotic funds. Archibald Alexander Charles Scott, for theft, breaking and entering, an I wilful damage with intent to obstruct (ninsmissioii of telegrams was sentenced to two years. Everard Starrs Brailhwaite, 23, fo r wrongful conversion of Government moneys totalling Cut) while in Government employ, was placed on two year*; prohat ion.
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Hokitika Guardian, 8 November 1923, Page 3
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