RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT
THIS DAY.
(Before W. Fraser, Esq., B-M,^
LARCENY. >
Pikuka and Raukura, two natives, were charged that they did feloniously steal from the shop of one Antonio Qutdri, one pair of aboes of the-.value, of 18s, on January 29th, 1877, at Shortland. 11 : Pikuka appeared, butßaukura fajled to appear being on bail. > - X i!„ Mr Bullen staled that since the information had been laid he had made inquiries aud was satisfied that it was Baukura the natire woman who
wfis thei guilty sbne/ and not the man now before the Court. They had been brought up a week ago, tnd the case being adjourned the defendants were admitted to bail, the recognisances being entered into. -' He, would now ask that the charge be withdrawn against Fikuka, and that a warrant t>e issued for the ap* prehension of the other. ';'•'•.. -:; ; w v 'His Worship permitted tke withdrawal of the charge, saying that the very fact of Pikuka's appearance and"BaukHn'g sbn> appearance showed that in some iMMure < that the former waainnooent a«d the hadb^jj|^Mid) fu *nd_lj(Mid«s thMiti; warrant woiifd" be "listtetf for hermpVehen^ i^C^uT^adj6unied.:'3:'~:v^-^ .. :.
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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2523, 6 February 1877, Page 2
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184RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2523, 6 February 1877, Page 2
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