BREACH OF PROBATION.
A' TRIP TO ;■ AUCKLAND. I';'-.; — ; r " ••■ .' t ' '•& T«3as« [by •; TELEGRAPH.OWN CORRESPONDENT.? " ,' WHANGAREI. Friday.. ,At the Whingarei i Magistrate's Court . this afternoon, ' before l Mr. R. W. Tate, S.M.. Robert Edgar Morris pleaded guilty to breaches of a probation order, and to two charges of • theft •of a broom from Albert Andrews and of a draw-knife fro® a person unknown. / - Senior-Sergeant Hoilis . suggested that . defendant should be dealt with leniently. He explained | that he had : committed a < breach of the order by going to Auckland without permission. There he had been promptly arrested and j had been in custody for about a" month.7 The magistrate granted a further term oj probation and ordered payment of 16s escort fees.;;i .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18565, 24 November 1923, Page 10
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