NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9811, 12 June 1914, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS

(Pti Psm Awnnino* ) . REEFTOX, June 11. Jus ices committed- for trial John Clarke n uiglitwatcbMan. on a charge of breaking and entering unci stealing a joint of beef valued at 3s 6d. On the 15:1, Mav la<-t Sergeant Murray and tho owner or i!,.> butchers shop hid in the shop and at 4 a.m. accused entered and selected -the joint hue was stopped when leaving \ ( - cused reserved his defence INVERCARGILL. June 11. At the Supreme Court, on the application of the Law Society, Judge Dcnnistou made nn order suspending J. S. Neavo frun practising as a barrister and solicitor on the ground of misappropriation of fund.'. His Honour said he could not make the order absolute as the matter hud to go to the Appeal Court. The new St. Margaret's College, or, lowest side of Cranmer Square, ehrntchuHi, was opened on Wednesday afternoon "ivy Bishop Julius, in the presence of a kr>*t gathering.

TIMARU, Juno 11. Tho Timaru Herald celebrated its jubilee yesterday by issuing: special supplements, reproductions'%f the first nuiu'licr and an illustrated collection of reminiscences of the early days. Mr Justice Sim was occupied all to-d •;.• over a case arising out of misappropriation by W. Shaw, late solicitor. Plaintiff, J. W. Phillip?, claims a release of mortgage for £3OO to I)r Dryden, the amount hiving been paid to Shaw, but not paid over to defendant, who therefore refused to release him. Shaw had acted f<-.r both partie?. The cass was not finished. . AUCKLAND. June 11. At the Supreme Court, William Robinson, acred 19 year?, confessed to a charge of brer.kir.jr. entering and theft of .- cheque for £22 and forging (h«i endorsement. I: appeared that he had hern indulging 1 too freely in pool end billiards. He was pur on three years" probation on condition that he does not enter an he.tel or a billiard room and remains with his father who is a farmer.