TEMPTATION TOO GREAT.
.MAX KXEW WHERE KEY WAS LEV". (By Telegraph.—Press Association.; CHJUSTCHURCIL this day. At the Supreme Court Charles Arthur Kirk, who broke inui the house of <rcorge Spiers, in Edgeware Road, was admitted to probation. Kirk said that he had had an enormous amount <i trouble ill his home, lie had been luieu,ployed and <]<-titun-. and it was ;..« misfortune to know where the Lev the hoiiM- was kept. He entered i\\ a door and <3id not break id. Ihe Crown l*ixiseetal<ir said the m-c. was different iiom the ordinary case -.1 breaking and entering. Mr. Justice Adams s, a]t ] he would take into consideration the special cirrunistances and the fact that probation was recommended. Kirk would l<e admitted to probation tor two yeai>» and ordered to make reMilution id Ino »um he had stolen. Hi.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 45, 23 February 1927, Page 10
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