STEALING A HORSE.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12705, 7 March 1912, Page 4

STEALING A HORSE.

; i art lfl3^> a a? 81 *? 8 M^ri' -'Matthew^,; 'S^ffl!*''B% biafdre* Messrs E. &* •lK2!?W*' ari^V^eo. Kirk,'.' J/sPi*^, Pb^sA'wanrii' • on',- Tuesday » last, y - <«& # ■'. change a Kbrs^-s&difle/. mA , bridle- jVal-ifed & *£29 _os. „ t**fe <_5538« Of John Wilfey was- brought td^MorlS' by ConstabH_f MbrriS IgtT nitf** to^_s_tt : .for th* owning bf,thf>'S«p^m'e'e6uJfe to which>hfe wwats t committed for^ent^o^ Tho evidence \talteh attthd hearriritf. of «__# charge showsstKa* oft -February?* _«"■&s& man Aariied 'Wills'tent Accused hfe'h^* saddle,- arid, bridle,^ to goto alcamWtlrM'i ■miles, distant, -It: was arranged'thatS-M' ' Shis .arrival at the canro accused < trim the Jiorse intoMc^amartfa^affisfe ! Last Tuesday Wills returned l to^lt6_«a. maras,. arid could iiot firidieitrw^__B.7 hbrse;;or accused.^ He ntade-^^rjßrf** «M " ♦*"!? ' 'W._*>*-^*<W*fi sold to F, G..Allen« -at Pbrt.awani^ When selling the; ; horse,* saddle,- *X bridle accused _aid: .i -J,*'. ted obtained W m by wT y a' .&£&*.. horse. When arrestedTSccused said he was expecting arrest, and could do nothing else but admit the charge. He had hoped that the matter might have been Court!* With ° Ut WS haVin S to a PP ear^