PRISONERS SENTENCED

Hawera Star, Volume L, 28 November 1930, Page 9

PRISONERS SENTENCED

NEW PLYMOUTH SESSIONS. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) NEW PLYMOUTH, Nov. 28. The following prisoners were sentenced at the Supreme Court this morning by the Chief Justice: Ernest Wilfred Taylor, who pleaded guilty to theft as a servant, two years’ probation and pay costs of the pi-osecution. , William Norris AVoller, who pleaded guilty to a charge of carnal knowledge, 12 month’s reformative, with special recoommendation for favourable consideration at- the expiration of six months. , , , Charles Herbert Alahoney, who pleaded guilty to forgery. 12 months reformative detention. Campbell AfcDonald, who pleaded guilty to t-lieft- (three counts), 12 months’ reformative. AVilliam Holmes, who oleaded guilty to forgery (six charges), uttering and theft of moneys, two years hard labour. , , , ... Frederick Dodd, who pleaded guiltv to forgery (five charges), uttering and theft of money, two years’ probation. Thomas Alfred Botterill, convicted of theft bv failing to account, probation for five years and to pay £2U, cqists l of prosecution, in half-yearly instalments of £5- '