SUPREME COURT

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 17 October 1921, Page 5

SUPREME COURT

I - . '■ ■ • ■ .- ' - SENTENCES IMPOSED. c ' .. ; "-■ ' " "'■'' ''^ . :'■ c (BY TELEOEAPD —PttESS ASSOCIATION.) I WELLINGTON, Oct. 15. £ In the Supreme Court to-day the following sentences were imposed: Andrew £ Michael Curtin (17 years of age) and 8 James Richard Cameron (aged 19), for 1 breaking and entering and theft at c Hastings,.probation for three years, and the sum of £71 odd to be restored to' 4 the firm from which it "was stolen; Alfred James Gardiner (aged 20), for * receiving stolen moneys from the pris- '■ oner Curtin, six months; George Ed- * wards (aged 21). Cecil Henry Edwards (aged 21); and Goorge Walter Edwards (aged 28), for theft of 21 cases of petrol at Dahnevirke, three years' probation; Cecil Glen Rossiter (aged 27), for theft of 36 eases Jof popltry, valued at £292, [ and forgery, of orders for- delivery^ two yearß^for* theft and one month., for 1 forgery^Tnomas Austin Griffiths (aged 3 : 22), for breaking, and entering and ati tempted rape, six month.B' imprison-:*. | ment on the first charge and two years' ion the second charge, and declared to be an habitual criminal. '