FOR HIS BROTHER'S SAKE.
YOUTH CHARGED WITH THEFT.
[BY TEMSGBAPH.-PBES3 ASSOCIATION.] ; Dunedin, Saturday. Mb. Wibdowkw, S.M., gave judgment this morning in a case in wineh Samuel Williamson was charged with staling, and also with receiving stolen goods After reviewing the evidence, .H» Wonhip sari the accused had acted very foohsUy m lvintf to the police, even though he did Jjing to vuo i i th d f or the so on behalf of Ins There was nothing ia S e cvdS S to Convict himofthe 3& As fo Se charge of receiving stolen goods, Hi, Worship felt justified in giving;him £ benefit of the 3 doubt as to .whether ♦hero bad been any criminal intent, mere SSd be no doubt that the accused had Skn a v"ry SSi* step, and the pro, ceedLs w<7uld probably teach him a lesson Ho was discharged In reply to lesson, xxo whether he wished a warrant ? Cl "f Vor the arrest of the brother, the 3 detective said he would consult th. inspector. : __-——.—• '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14926, 26 February 1912, Page 5
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168FOR HIS BROTHER'S SAKE. New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14926, 26 February 1912, Page 5
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