Probation For Theft
Mr Justice Wilson In the Supreme Court yesterday sentenced Mervyn Phillip Mead, aged 27, a clerk, to two years’ probation, a condition being that Mead is to pay £75 toward the cost of his prosecution. A jury last week found Mead guilty of theft of £505 2s 6d from Thomas Borthwick and Son, Ltd., while in its employ. Leniency was recommended. Mr N. W. Williamson appeared for the Crown, and Mr B. McClelland for Mead.
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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30468, 16 June 1964, Page 6
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