SUPREME COURT.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 18 June 1913, Page 5

SUPREME COURT.

NAPIER SESSION^

■••''' :'B'i TELEGRXP^—^PUESS; f BSO ( qiATI p^..,, '■'■'' V"y^ ';l'\ r ,;.-NAPtEiI, 18: At the Supreme Court, Edward Saunders_, convicted ou, two charges of pocket picking at the Najjier races, was v senteVc^cl.^ <to two , 'years' •.'itu^r.is6innent, with hard labor, aud five years' reformative 'treatment, i , J^jch.trd; >Jllingworth, charged with "converting1 to Ins'1 Own use several small..sums, received > on account of his omployer, acquitted. GREYMOUTH feESSIO^S". 1 ; ! GEIEVJtOUTO June 18. At the Supreme. Coiu^v^oieJ Askenbeck, 'for'mßTly second cfcrk^of the Magistrate's and Warden's Counts .at; GreyniouiihY \vae' c"ohvic£ed 'of embezzling .moneys pajcl, into the.. Court, ■ a.nd sentenced to nine months' imprisonment. William Henry Frankpitt, found guilty o¥' ob'titinirig wddl; ;by 'r^resentin^. himself.(as agent fac'Murray l^obertfe. was "seifte.nced. .to ni-rie ;nlontlis'' imprispn r 'ine'rit: W. 'lS": :Batsoii.claimed £o()l'tlamV.ages• f \-6jn. B©gv? and.-Co.,,nuisic"sellers, of Dtfnedin, for an .alleged malicious prosecu,tiQn, but was/non-sxiitedV