INVERCARGILL CRIMINAL SESSIONS.
(press association tblsjham.) INVERCARGILL. March 5. In the Supreme Court, Edward Borland, 34, married, who pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and theft, was admitted to probation for eighteen months. Duncan McDougaU, who pleaded not guilty in connexion with the same offences, was found guilty and sentenced to six months' imprisonment. William Preston, charged with robbery with vioience, -.as found guilty and remanded for sentence. Herbert Watson, charged with committing perjury at tlio Magistrate's Court in connexion with a judgment summons case. was fined £30. He was ordered to bo detained untfl the money is paid, the period of detention not to exceed six months.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14909, 6 March 1914, Page 7
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