DOMINION NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, 19 December 1921, Page 6

DOMINION NEWS.

ISSUING VALUELESS CHEQUES. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Napier, Dec. 17. In the police court to-day John Nickolieh, a Dalmatian, pleaded guilty to two charges of having issued valueless cheques, aggregating £25 10s, an ! was remanded to Wellington for sentence. On a third similar charge at Auckland he was remanded to Auckland. The police state that Nickolich will have to answer charges of a similar nature at Auckland, Hamilton, Taihape, Palmerston and Wellington. It is believed the aggregate SLIP IN OTIRA GORGE. Greymouth, Dec. 17. Heavy rain caused a slip in the Otira Gorge Road, preventing the coaches getting through to-day with mails and passengers. They will probably use the tunnel. THEFTS FROM STEAMERS. Wellington, De?. 1 . T . George Shimer (gar.g foreman), JohnUdall (hold foreman), Alfred Smith watersider), and Henry Bnulden (hawker) were sentenced in the Supreme Court to terms of imprisonment, with hard labor, varying from IS months to three years, for their part in the theft of cutlery and silver valued at £250 from the steamer Dorset. Mr. Justice Hosking said the thefts revealed practised hands. This class of crime had become rife, and it was the duty of the Court to impose severe sentences. He refused to consider probation. Udall received three years, Shinier two and a half years, Smith two years, and Boulden, who was the receiver of the goods, eighteen months’ imjirisounieni.

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