SUPREME COURT.
AX AUCKLAND ASSAULT CASK. By Tc'ngraph—Press Association. Auckland, Monday. At the Supreme Court, Mr. Justice' Cooper sentenced Harry Magiiu'saon to two years' gaol on three charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The case arose out of feeling which arose between the old Watersiders' Union and the new one. Judge Cooper said it was possible that Mugnusson had some feeling because he could not get work on the wharf, but using a knife on an ollicer of the union was not the way to vent his feelings. 'Auckland, Last Night.
Prisoners who had pleaded guilty in the lower Court were brought up* for sentence at tile Supreme Court this morning. More liis Honor Mr. Justice Cooper.
J'\v tlieft of .O) from a fellow-pas-senger on the Dargaville-llellcnsville night, limit, llcvewini Mihakn, an elderly Maori, was admitted to probation fo'twelve mouths. A youthful naliv-'. Kurei. witli a "record," received six months' hard labor and three years' reformative detention for horse-stealing. (,'eorge llurberry. who had added to hilist of conviction-, by tlieft at Dargaville, was sentenced to six 1110111118' liar' labor, and declared an habitual crim inal..
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 265, 7 April 1914, Page 5
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189SUPREME COURT. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 265, 7 April 1914, Page 5
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