SUPREME COURT.
j>T TBUiURAVU— I’F.n CItKSS AUSOOIATIOrt supreme corin' sentences. CHRISTCHURCH. *1 uni' 18. For breaking and entering and theft Edmund Harrington Ward. I.eo -lames McGowan, and Cyril McGuire were s-mteneed at the Supreme Court this morning to reformative treatment for two years. Albert Stuart Davidson, aged 31, for theft of an overcoat "as admitted to probation.
ACCIDENT DAMAGES AWADDED. HAMILTON. -June 13. At the Supreme Court V\ illium McDermott. a young man, claimed damages from Winstone's Koriing and Ido Works at Ta.iimartinui for the loss of his lingers owing to being caught in the machinery at defendant s mill. He was awarded £199 special and £550 general damages.
TWO YEARS’ PROBATION. GISBORNE. June 18. -\t the Supreme Court Norman Charles Poetic, a postal official, on ■■ charge of theft front postal packets was admitted to probation for two years.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 June 1925, Page 3
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