Supreme Court.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7832, 26 May 1905, Page 3

Supreme Court.

rper Press Association.) * DUKEDIX, May 20. Thn case the ex-constefcles, in^fhiclf^ike J UI ?" d ' Sa^,^i)stllilosos over while the charge aga.nstMosos of breaking into the I>. ■ ■ stealing several arficies la h< Mr d " Hanlon applied for » of venue in the lnvercargill cusesr-F-nnertyand Prentice for rape, and 1- Rogers ior wilful damage to pro- , perty —on the ground that accused L would not have a fair trial at In--vcrcangiU. lo |,^ hc end prejudice against them. Tbo Crown opposed the application, w i,: r h was refused. At the Supreme Court to-dny Johi> charged with stealing from tbe ,«rson a rolled gold watch ami "connection°with police scanSal Mr Fraser, Crown Proscculo.' «k«l thu«,-the charge gainst MosuJ nod McDonald be allo . ... over, as he proposed to proceed with, another charge against Moses, jr ■■ His Honour having agreed, Thomas |k Moses was charged with breaking pfrj and entering the D.I.C.- warehouse, ' "i*. and stealing a cloili rug, etc. A scc«nd count charged him with stealing and a third with receiving. Michael Henry Reddington, a oneW& - »rmo€ nightwatchmnn, gave evideneo tho tostitiine. .He denied having given airy goods to Moses. Ho KroßbwsertWn iefcnnaiion to Deteclast . robbery auji :i