TWO YEARS' PROBATION.
(PKISS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) WELLINGTON. September 5. In the Supreme Court, Thomas Edward Bills, aged twenty-seven years, was charged with stealing sheep at Manutahi, and was admitted to two years' probation. His Honour remarked on the unusual nature of the ctise, which arose from the great distress of accused's family. Two of the farmers who lost sheep had offered Bills employment, saying that had they known the position they would have helped Bills and his family.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20026, 6 September 1930, Page 5
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