ADMITTED TO PROBATION
Breaking and Entering Charges “I am going to give you a chance,” said Mr. Justice Blair in the Supreme Court, Wellington, yesterday, to Herbert Henry Asher, who appeared for sentence on charges of breaking and entering and theft at Masterton. Prisoner was admitted to probation for three-years on the usual conditions and on the special conditions that be made restitution and paid the costs of the prosecution. ‘‘lf you start loafing on the Maoris there will be trouble,” said his Honour in directing that any employment accepted by Asher mia-t be subject to the consent of the probation officer. Prisoner was represented by Mr. J. M el I zer.
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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 204, 26 May 1936, Page 3
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