I^Ju«jLhM.ii ■ ■■■■■■——I had<;come for the pipo that had been stolen by him. I He looked much confused and denied having done \\ cd. I then repeated the question and he went out f' to the yard, where I followed; he threw out from §. the breast pocket of hia jacket the meerschaum it pipe I now produce, which has been identified by § Mr.Tompkins; he afterwards produced the mouth i piece and stem belonging to the pipe, and I then I took him off to the Court, on charge of stealing It this pipe. ■ ' it Other'articles were also produced; which had been H stolen: from other persons in Christchurch, for If which/no. charge had been entered.
Prisoner confessed to the charge of stealing the pipe, and was accordingly sentenced to fourteen days' imprisonment with hard labour.
- Monday, June 27.
(Before Joseph "Brittan, Esq., J.P.) John Williams,brought up on remand, on charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct, was convicted and fined 10s.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 694, 2 July 1859, Page 3
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