SUPREME COURT.
1 Per Press .Association. ! Palmerston .North, Monday. : The criminal session of th e Supreme ' Court opened here to-day before Mr. Justice Cooper. His Honor, in addressing the Grand Jury, congratulated them on the comparative immunity from crime enjoyed by the district. There were thirteen charges against twelve persons. fJ'hc Grand Jury found true bills in the following cases: Edward Jones, alias Johns, indecent assault; Harry Deelcy, theft; Robert Mcllwaine, assault and causing actual bodily harm; Frederick James Symons, assault and robbery; Albert Duncan Brown, alias Rrowue, assault and robbery; Frances Robert Linton, broach of the Bankruptcy Act. The charge against Thomas Hilson iPotts, alleging a breach of the I Bankruptcy Act. was thrown out. I j I'almerston North, Last N T igjn. Marry Dee ley, charged with theft .-t an overcoat centaining a poeket-ho'k with ClO and a pair of gloves. was I [ found not guilty. Edward -Tones, at,-.. | Johns, was found guilty of indecent -m----sanK on a little girl al Ashhurst, and "ill be brought up f„ v sentence '«>- morrow. Richard Mcllwaiue was found not guilty of the charge of assaulting Robert Richardsou at Koeke.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 74, 17 March 1908, Page 2
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188SUPREME COURT. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 74, 17 March 1908, Page 2
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