SUPREME COURT.

Hokitika Guardian, 11 August 1926, Page 3

SUPREME COURT.

[by TELEGRAPH —I’EU PRESS ASSOCIATION.] AUCKLAND, Aug. 11. At the Supreme Court, Justice Stringer sentenced Raymond Francis Woodley Grigg for receiving stolen goods to three years’ reformative treatment. Later, before Justice Herdman, the same prison on a charge of being found in possession of counterfeiting moulds was remanded until a case was stated for the Court of Appeal in regard to the adniissability of a letter of accused’s wife.

Nancy Calder for unlawful use of an instrument on herself, to tuehe months’ probation. Raymond Rcrcival Rouse, for breaking; entering and theft to two yeais probation. David William Cutler Cooper, breaking, entering, theft and forgery to two years’ hard labour. David Sefton, on ten charges of theft of funds of Onehunga Borough Council, to two years’ reformative. Wm. John Marriott, for theft to two years’ hard labour. George 'Edward Cox, theft of horse, six months at Borstal. Arthur Henry Sherwood, two breathes of Bankruptcy Act, to three months’ hard labour. A SERIOUS CHARGE. NEW PLYMOUTH, Aug. 11. At the Supreme Court Sydney Wallace Hardie, aged twenty. was found guilty of attempted carnal knowledge, of a child aged nine, indecent assault and knowingly communicating a veliera 1 disease. Sentence was deferred.