TO RESCUE HIS HORSE

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 559, 11 January 1929, Page 13

TO RESCUE HIS HORSE

HAWKER invades pound .yuNDED on THEFT CHARGE Maurice Crimmins reshorse from the West tarf u, pound on December 16 Traced the <=° nscc > uences at Court this morning. i„« a labourer, used 29, 5 r'-uit> to • • barge of res- : 'tn impounded horse. > S rnv Council ranger lor hcmuWest Tamaki said that he -- YJthe horse on December 13 a ;t V bat l no water except what Stf ““ provided for it. Witness sde .he animal belonged to Crirntfr he had impounded it before. remembered the (hinging him a horse on Decem- •>»*? 6 Three days, later in the even*£discovered that it had gone and, _ ex ; day, saw Crimmins riding the hospital. The tees on the *when it was taken amounted to explained that he had not ' . the horse from too pound but . paddock behind it. Wording to Sub-Inspector Mc‘‘.v Crimmins was always in trouble ' horses as lie neglected them lillotred them to roam the country‘T at wi ll - He ' vas 11 man with <im te "ns list. 'ir E. C. Cutten, KM., expressed "df as satisfied with Crimmins s ■'!v ami imposed a iine of -til. Witts’ expenses amounted to another Court costs were 13s and there was ' |, 9d poundage. 'jo McCarthy said that Crimmins Veasy to And. "Too easy to find, ■ict,'' ** e said - iie wiu not su \'r unfortunately.” l i. a further charge of stealing a 'met, valued at 30s, from persons un--ith, Crimmins pleaded not guilty s was remanded until January Is. »as allowed in one surety of .£23.