SUPREME COURT SESSIONS.
(By Telegraph-Press Association.) Palmerston N., August 22. At tho Supreme Court to-day before, the Chief. Justice fair Robert Stout) Frank /Ji JUrff/ans>, #// /zr-//7///j/<? o/ ///e (?///ro( Home, was found guilty of obtaining .£l2 from William Vvryer, of Jfunferville, by intimating that he had J2OOO at Duncdin: He was remanded till Thursday for sentence.'• lleno Amim, with eleven previous convictions, was found guilty of the theft of X2B from the person of A. Konga Mohi, and was sentenced to two vears' hard labour, and declared a habitual criminal. John Eobert M'Grcgor and Alexander Stanley Dickson.. were found guilty of assault and robbery and remanded for sentence.
Dunedin, August 22. At the Supreme Court to-dav William John Townley, cattle dealer 'of , Otago leninsula claimed .£5Ol damages from James Joseph Nyhon, also of the Peninsula ■on a charge of slander. The words complained of were:—"You havo been slealing cattle for the last 50 years." lowiiley "'as awarded .£2s,.with costs on the lowest scale. Decrees nisi in divorce were granted in the following divorco cases:—Marion Morland v. John Morland desertion; John Reynolds v. Alice Reynolds, desertion.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1213, 23 August 1911, Page 6
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