LATH TELEGRAMS

Evening Star, Issue 17085, 2 July 1919, Page 8

LATH TELEGRAMS

r„ M- .l-hAri; Court to day Cecil M'Donald, a dairyman, was rned £2 aid cods for m gketiiig to piovide food and oedding tor 15 pig--nm..r -v • . t li-il Ihe vim s were fed cm the raw flesh ot horses, Evidence S& «* V jOs = cach. He worked them for a few days willed them. On three charges of cruelty to horses iu not supplyin" them with sufficient food, ono being loft lying with a broken leg, the defendant was ordered to come up for sentence when called upon, a heavy pSty being impossible owing to tho defendant’s financial position.Christchurch telegram. conference concluded to-day. It was decided. fbafcHie nXS evmi Live bo located at Auckland- Tho that the xvawonai -p* , , TJiamas Bloodwoi-th ; Mi- Ji U an/Lasnv£, Mr B. Martin. Motions toot D. _Hormn o > C 0 { gj] places where women and girls wet. 3Ld. m-d t'nat n " vmman should be called upon to work overturn, out tV permit. —Wellington telegram., JUVENILE COURT. A sitting of Die Juvenile ooun was held before Mr H. Y. Widdowson S.M., this afternoon. A hoy aged 14 years, who had keen convicted iu May of seven -charge? ot theft and ordered la come up for sentence, was called upon to show reason why sentence should nut be passed. The chief detective said the boy bad bean”convicted of two charges of theft at Lnnavu and" live at G-n-o. and had been (placed under tho Charge of Mr Axelscn. Mr Axelsen said ti’.o boy had been misbehaving himself, and required to be under very strict control. He would suggest that tho boy bo sent to the vVeraroa Training Farm. Tho Magistrate committed tho boy to the farm, to 6o brought up in tho Anglican form of f-oligron,.