Tuesday March 16th. Before H. Kenrick Esq., R.M
Percy Cook was brought up, charged with obtaining- money by means of a valueless cheque for LI from Mr 11. S Biown, hotel keeper, Alornn»ville Prisoner pleaded multv, an I was sentenced to three months imprisonment in Mount "Rldeii Goal ; sentence to run concurrently with that passed on prisoner on Saturday last, His Worship remarking that the sentence then passed on prisoner was exceedingly heavy, seeing that it was apparently the first offence lie had ever been charged with in Court. Sergeant Emerson applied to have priboner remanded under a warrant to Te Awamutu or a somewhat similar charge, with respect to a cheque for L<j given by him.
His Worship phM prisoner Tinvinp !>een convicted mil sentenced would nou '»rtve ti> he fK'Hvevol to the Jailor ii Vuc-klanil, b-it. roii | 1 hi« lir.xiglit up from tJieiv in the u*uul manner.
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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 146, 20 March 1886, Page 2
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149Tuesday March 16th. Before H. Kenrick Esq., R.M Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 146, 20 March 1886, Page 2
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