SUPREME COURTS.
; CANTERBURY. ■ [BT telegraph.—press association.] Chsistchcrch, Thursday. .'; In the Supreme Court to-day Erneat Albert Stevens, charged with assault with intent to • rob, was sentenced to three ■ years' hard labour. ' Edith Matheson Malzard, for neglecting a' child, was sentenced ;to one mouth's imprisonment, the grand jury having reduced the charge from causing " the death of the child to neglecting it. WELLINGTON. ; /; ; • [by telegraph.—press association.] Wellington, Thursday. At the Supreme Court to-day Thomas Wallace, alias Williams, alias McGowan, was found guilty of defrauding James Chapman and Arthur Chopman of,'£9o. The Chapmans are recent arrivals from England, and were duped by a confidence trick. Wallace was sent to gaol for three years. ;-. _ ..'••' :■;• ■ . ' • GISBORNE. * [BY TELEGRAPH.PRESS association.] ' Gisbohne, Thursday. At the Supreme Court to-day, Sydney Herbert Eddell, charged with the theft of money from various women, totalling £47 14s 6d, was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13490, 17 May 1907, Page 6
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