SENTENCE FOR THEFT.
WELLINGTON, -March 17. For theft of £49 11s 7d, the Chief Justice sentenced Jas. Henry A. Redder to eighteen months and for theft from a dwelling he sentenced Eugeno C. D. P. .McCarthy, aged 18, to threo < years’ reformative treatment, while for 1 forging and uttering he granted Edward Sutherland two years’ probation. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS. DUNEDIN, March 17. The annual conference of the United Commercial If a rollers’ Association commenced this morning, Air James Brown (Dunedin) presiding over delegates from, all parts. A civic welcome and address was delivered by Deputy Alayor Tavener. The President stated the accumulated funds of the various branches were £70.000. Tho total membership was 3575. The report of the Accident Insurance Board showed that to make the fund securo they required to have *SO per cent of tho eligible members as subscribers, and it was hoped to reach that proportion in the current year.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 March 1926, Page 2
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152SENTENCE FOR THEFT. Hokitika Guardian, 18 March 1926, Page 2
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