THE COURTS.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 26 March 1926, Page 12

THE COURTS.

SYSTKAIATIC THKKT. Rv T®lczrui>hPAkAIKKSTON N., Aliireh 25. ‘fit 'is a pity to see a young man like you before the Court on all these charges! You have been practising systematic, thieving, Aon "'ill have to ho punished,’ ’ said the presiding justice at the Podi’e Court this morning, when a youthful labourer, Leslie Albert liliichor. was charged oil six (.mills o; theft from places at Taikorea, Oroun Do "'us. 'Jh 0 police stated that llluehcr had been working at, ABmgawhata. and bad been practising systematic thieving, most of the soil ers’ homes being visit eT: A ■■cosed was before d 11e Court Inst .Monday on charges of stealing a y motor cycle*, side-car, and motor eyede f accessories. , Aoousod was rent, to gaoj lor a month < on the -first ohargo. and on the others . lie was convicted. KAkSK PKKTKXCKS. By 'lVli'irvdph—l'rP'S Association. AVKUiTNGTON, IMiircli ;?o. (ioorge Krol (Amies (<H). labourer, j and Constance Kiddle (28), on a charge of obtaining AHS 5s from the Otago Kina no ami Agency Company, Dunedin. by false' prelcncos. were io-dav admitted to probation lor throe years In- the Alagistrate (Air K. Page), who said he had decided on this course , because there was a large family of young children. Accused were nob mnridcd. There are throe illegitimate children. A eond.l ion ol the probation was flint they should marry within fourteen da vs. The mu'o accused was ordered to pay back the money at the rate of 2.0 d per week. _1ll»ll ll m ~H 1 —H