TWENTY CHARGES BROUGHT
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AUCKLAND, March 16"I am satisfied that three of these youths can be described only as bandits and that they should - be placed under supervision for some time,, said
Detective-Sergeant Walsh in the Magistrate’s Court, prosecuting four youths on 20 charges embracing theft and unlawful conversion of motor-cars of a total value of £1 385, and motor-cyclos worth £328. . Three ■of the youths, William Hill, aged 18, Raymond James Houghton, aged 18, and Clarence Noel, aged 18, pleaded guilty and were sent to a Borstal institution for three years. The fourth youth’s name was suppressed and he was admitted to pro-
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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22662, 17 March 1939, Page 17
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