THEFT OF STOLEN MONEY

Press, Volume C, Issue 29623, 20 September 1961, Page 16

THEFT OF STOLEN MONEY

Girl Remanded For Sentence (NX. Press Association) ROTORUA, Sept. 19. The theft of £2O from a man who had himself stolen the money led to Linda Mohi. aged 19. unemployed, of Ngongotaha, appearing before Mr G. J. IJonne. S M., in the Magistrate’s Court in Rotorua today charged with theft Mohi pleaded guilty and was convicted and remanded on £5O bail until Tuesday for sentence. Detective Senior-Sergeant W. T. Cooke said a sum of money had been stolen from a hotel at Whakatane by a man who had been dealt with in another Court Accused had been with the man at a hotel and had taken a handful of notes from hi* wallet when he was absent

Drainage Board Retirements.—The work of four members of the Christchurch Drainage Board who are not seeking re-election was recorded when the board met last evening. Those retiring and the year of their election B £ es i r! l, C - Williams (1948). G. Robinson (1950) E C. Britnell (1958), and N J Walsh (1958).