YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.

Shannon News, 19 June 1923, Page 4

YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.

..BIG, HAULS IN AUOKUAND. AUCKLAND, Last iNight. .At the [Police Court; -Predeiick 4Linton,.=aged flB vyears, and Robert ‘Frederick jEdwin Ellis, aged 2lv admitted jointly, i four ; charges of breaking Add entering in various parts of , the city. From a" Parnell dwelling, they /stole jewellery valued . at. £129, from. ~ a Grafton residence jewellery ->.;Virorth £SO, from A. .Grey .Lynn 4 suit ancl . yaluedr at £lß ir .»nd from a city- stamps, pencils,,etc. v Accused- wer«*ieq3[s*nitted for sentence. Linton ■>, was - further charged > with breaking and entering the- /dwelling of T. r W. -Rennie, of Christchurch) on March 25,- 1 and stealing £2OO in money. He wasi-remanded to- appear-in Christchurch, on-June 27.

Charges of having received, .some of the, stolen -property- In--the ‘above cases were preferred against Percy George Huge, aged 16 years, and Stanley Reginald' Harvey, aged 21 years. - Fuge pleaded nqt guilty to. receiving jewellery valued at £lO0 v .a.nd was committed .. . for,, jtrial. ; U JHAryey pleaded, guilty.; to t >rreQeiying [ {t gold watch and, fob and.jwas .bentenqeds, to two months at Paparqa prison/ Christchurch.- On a i ofxhhyibS Obtained £3 3/6 by false -pretences: at Greymouth,' : Harvey. was • -remanded t to Greymouth, to .appear on June 27. AthobhCohEtney Forbes,-iaged;»-i-3 0 years, pleaded guilty and was committed -for sentence, on*;charged that, having received ; £3O from the Auckland Carnival Committee} he failed to pay it to his employers; r Dixieland, .Ltd., cabaret pfoprietors. aqd also to having stolen f 43; 6/11 Ahd.i£9 4/6 from his employers.