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