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Hokitika Guardian, 1 October 1924, Page 3

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•i i.\l !•'. PAYMENT SYSTEM. WANGANUI, S»‘i jLvuili»*r I'H. I * mis i til I disclosures were made iit ti;f court ibis morning before Mr J. i I’a it <iii , 5.. M., wlit'ii :i youth was elsarg- j (■<!•. cl with Hi.' thal tnf :i hie Vi la villui'il j ill til Ids. Mr Treadwell, for accused, said that . accused bought the bicycle imder ii wretched time payment system and sinned a document not knowing the nature thereof. r J his doeument was retained, hv the seller ol the inaeliine. lie paid, in instalments, tl "s (id and later sold the bicycle for tS IDs. and then made further payments to the vendor, being ahead of the due date. He did not realise that lie was dump: anything wrong. The Magistrate said he was satisfied that it would he useless to send the ease to a jury, lie considered, that Detective Cciirley had adopted the proper course in ashing leave to withdraw ii. lie considered it advisable that people who purchased goods on time-payment should know that the form of bailment does not permit them to dispose of the article bought until the last instalment has keen paid. Mr Treadwell said that very often it took a good lawyer all his time to understand these lime-payment documents and often a good lawyer did not understand them. AO A INST WASTE. C'liiasTnii'Hni. oct. 1. A meeting of the Addington branch of the A.S.It.S. this morning resolnticned against the waste of public monev on special cars for the Railway Commissioners, and challenged the statement that they cost only CIO. AUCKLAND SUPREME COURT. AUCKLAND, O'et. 1. At the Supreme Court. Justice Herdman sentenced Alfred Oibbons, aged U|, for false pretences in connection with a hill of sale for a motor ear, to twelve months reformative treatment. Eric Henry Thompson, a young man who systematically robbed a city firm of ClOl. received two years reformative treatment. Wairemu Turei Ilauriti, for carnal knowledge. received three months hard labour. A BAILOR’S DIVORCE. AUCKLAND, Get. 1. An echo of the visit to New Zealand of the Prince of Wales in TLM.S. Renown in 1020. was heard in the Scpreme Court, in an undefended divorce case before Justice Hcrdman. Mabel Annie Cathie petitioned for a divorce from Herbert. Leonard Cathie, an ex-