UNLAWFULLY IN HOUSE
! «*»■- TWO WOMEN ANNOYED (By Tclusraph—l'ri'ss Association.) DARGAVILLE, This Day. At a special silting o£ (he Police Court last night Mihaka Panapa, aged 23, a North Auckland Hugby representa- ! live, and Gcorja Bahui, aged 20, were each sentenced to six weeks' gaol on a charge of being found without lawful excuse in the houta of Lilian Sarah Hampton at Kashu on June 3. .Both pleaded guilty. On a further charge of theft-of three berets valued at 4s Gd, the property of Mrs. Hampton, they were convicted apd disclwi.v;ed. Sergeant Culloty stated that Mrs. Hampton left the back door unlocked for the convenience of her sister-in-law, who was attending a dance in Dargaville. After she returned they were disturbed by snoring in the next room. They investigated and found the two accused in bed. Later Rahui gave utterance to obscene remarks. When the women arose the following morning the accused had decamped but the berets were found later at Panapa's house.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 138, 12 June 1936, Page 10
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162UNLAWFULLY IN HOUSE Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 138, 12 June 1936, Page 10
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