BREAKING AND ENTERING
YOUNG MAN'S OFFENCES THREE YEARS' PROBATION A desire to maintain his associations with other young men, and to keep up to their standard of living, was the reason given by counsel for offences committed by Harold Stuart Gallagher, aged 20 (Mr. Finlay), who appeared for sentence before Mr. Justice Peed in the Supreme Court yesterday, 'ihero were five counts against accused, involving breaking and entering and theft, and breaking and entering with intent to commit a crime. In asking for probation for accused, counsel said that both his employer and the probation officer at Pueroa were convinced of his' fundamental good character. His Honor admitted accused to probation for three years, and ordered him to refund a sum of approximately £3O misappropriated.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23072, 24 June 1938, Page 16
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