SUPREME COURT
PROBATION GRANTED.
JUDGE’S REMARKS. (1 'er Press Association — Copyright ) I DUNEDIN, November 22. In the Supreme Court, Justice Kennedy admitted Gordon Campbell, expostmaster at- North Dunedin, to three years’ probation for theft of £79. The Judge took the view, -that but for the unfortunate state of the accused’s health, lie would not be in Ins presen position. He thought the case sufficiently unusual jin the circumstances to justify him, in the case of a civil servant, fn departing from the ordinary rule q|>'imposing imprisonment. .-&?/' Counsel stated^that- restitution had been made. ... A >
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 November 1932, Page 6
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