Union president convicted
PA Auckland A freezer hand, Neville Walter Nikora, aged 32, identified in court by the police as being president of the Ice-Cream Workers’ Union was convicted of receiving 87 cartons of stolen chickens, sold to an undercover poiceman. Nikora, appearing before Mr D. I. N. Maclean, S.M., pleaded guilty and was remanded to November 26 for! a probation report and sentence. -I Sergeant R. K. Hodgins I said that in the last 12 months General Foods, Ltd, had lost about $500,000 worth of goods by theft. For this reason, an undercover policeman had been placed as a freezer hand with; the company where Nikora also worked.
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Press, 17 November 1976, Page 4
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