RESIDENT MAGISTRATES COURT.
■ ♦ This Day. -~ $ * x .jr (Before Mr. G. V. Bhannah %M m. DiVftrf J.P.'a) BBOUOHT TTF AS A LUNATIC. William Randall, abushmftn, tmsbroufit * l up on suspicion of being of unsound mind. From Constable taster** evidence, it appeared that Randall was found wandering about the Pahautanui district. When cap* tared, he was so violent that it required two men to take charge of him. In Court he said he had been attacked with a fit of the " blues " for the past two or three days. He" was remanded for a week, it being deemed that a brief incarceration would be likely to restore him. : ' . - „ A NIOLICTID CHILD. James Craig, aged 4 years, was brought before the Court under the Neglepted Criminal Children Act. His mother is a woman. of bad repute, and is at present serving a term of imprisonment, leaving her boy to be dragged from brothel to brothel. The JBenob committed the lad to the Industrial School f6r seven years. k v i > / ° The Court then rose , r .
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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 63, 17 March 1881, Page 2
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172RESIDENT MAGISTRATES COURT. Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 63, 17 March 1881, Page 2
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