MEMORY A BLANK.
! CRIMINAL INTENTION QUESTION, PALMERSTON N., This Day. At the Supreme Court to-day Herbert Harold Payne, charged with beaking and entering and theft at Dannevirke, was found guilty. Sentence was deferred till to-morrow. . The case for the Crown was that ac- i cused was found asleep on premises, the glass door of which was broken enough to admit a man's body. The accused was wearing an overcoat, the property ! of the firm on whose premises he was found. Accused addressing the jury denied committing crime - and said he did J not remember anything about the affair. He had been drinking and gam- ■ bling during the day at Dannevirke. 1 —Press Assn. I
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Northern Advocate, 6 August 1924, Page 5
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114MEMORY A BLANK. Northern Advocate, 6 August 1924, Page 5
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