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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 50, 22 November 1928, Page 6

Tn the Supreme Court at Dunedin yesterday Charles Jackson, a wharf labourer at Bluff was sentenced to three months hard labour for receiving goods knowing them to have been stolen (states a Press Association, telegram). Sir. Justice SlacGregor said that but for the jury s strong I’ecommendation to mercy he would have imposed a much more severe sentence, as offences of this kind were much too common.

At Auckland yesterday morning the inquest on Freda Helen Clark, aged 29, who was found dead at Nurse Colnett’s nursing home. Grey Lynn, was further anionrneq. until Monday afternoon to en--Me the Crown Solicitor. Mr. V. R. Meredith. who was instructed by the Coroner to appear for the police, to become familiar with the evidence given, and that to be given.-—Press Assn. Representations made to the Harbour Board by the residents at the southern end of Evans Bay. in reference to the cleaning up of the foreshore skirting Pcatoun Rond, have reached a successful conclusion. The dilapidated fences surrounding the horse paddock have been removed, end » general cl“?in-up of the rubbish which rr strewn along the b h has linen m-’dn An air of tidiness is now apparent which v. ill be greatly appreciated by bothers during the coming months, WOf’DF •-HI .AT I’ I’PERMIN! CURE— Tor Influenza. Colds.—Advt.