SUPREME COURT SENTENCES.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. At the Supreme Court, before Mr. Justice Hosking, Cecil Harold Pugh, for theft of £105 from Post and Telegraph stamp vending machines, was sentenced to reformative treatment for a period not exceeding eighteen months. Reginald Freeman, for theft of £47 from his employers, was sentenced to reformative detention for two years.
John Lennox for theft was sentenced to six months.
Charles Aloysius Wilkinson and Harold Fairchild Pobar, two youths, the former for theft of opium and the latter for receiving it, were placed on probation for three years.
May Faithful, for receiving stolen jeweliery, was declared an habitual criminal.
George Henry Smith and William Brandt, for breaking and entering, were sentenced to two years' reformative detention.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 77, 31 March 1922, Page 2
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