AUCKLAND SUPREME COURT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14048, 30 April 1909, Page 7

AUCKLAND SUPREME COURT.

CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

LIST OF CASES.

The following is the list of criminal charges so far as at present, made up, to be heard at the next criminal sittings of the Supreme Court, which are set down to commence on the 24th of next month. The towns in parentheses indicate the places from which accused were committed for trial.

Rces Nicholson, opening and detaining two postal packets (Whitianga); Rameka, theft (Taupo); William Knox and George Mack, breaking, entering, and theft (Auckland); Andrew Brown, serious criminal offence (Auckland) Edward Knox, William Knox, and George Mack, breaking, entering and theft (Auckland) ; William Knox. Patrick Knox, Edward Knox, George Mack, William Preston, Arthur Johnston, and Walter Barrett, breaking, entering, ami theft, two charges (Auckland) : Roland Oliver Davis, horsestealing (Whangaroa) ; Henry Terawhiti, perjury (Auckland); Frank Tate, unlawful relations with a girl under the age of 14 (Auckland); Gustavo Solomon, forgery and uttering (Pukekohe); Cat! Francis Walker, forgery and uttering, 25 charges (Auckland) ; John Broekbauk,"'theft (Auckland) ; Frank Maker, breaking, entering, and theft, theft from a dwelling 5 charges, theft, from the person, possessing housebreaking implements (Auckland); James Corrigan, breaking, entering, and theft (Auckland) ; William Jarvis, breaking, entering, ami theft (Auckland); Ada Q.uoi, theft (Auckland): Richard Morris, Harry Mitchell, and William Draper, assault, causing actual bodily harm (Auckland); Joseph Griffiths, manslaughter (Auckland) ; David Huston, perjury (Auckland): George. Carl Adrian, false pretences, 3 charges (Auckland) : Perry Chssidy, breaking, "entering, and theft," and escaping from lawful custody (Dargaville); Walter Henry Doyle, breaking, entering, and theft, 4 charges, breaking and entering with intent to commit a crime, theft and breaking out after having committed a crime (Auckland); Alfred James Cucksey, indecent assault (Auckland) : William Bannerman, assault (Auckland); Joseph Tanner, assault and wilfully obstructing an officer in the lawful execution of a process (Auckland) Alfred Brewer, forgery and uttering (Te. Awamutu) : Joseph Winters, assault, causing actual bodily harm (Auckland).