SUPREME COURT
Per Press Association. Wellington, October 29. At/ the Supreme Court, Henry Harris Baber Tunnicliffe, charged with theft and failing to account for moneys, was found'guilty. 'Sentence was deferred. Sir 11. Stout said prisoner seemed to be a. hopeless case. He only recently came, out of prison. The trial, of George Edward Bellinger on a lengthy list of charges of breaking and entering is proceeding. CROWN PROSECUTOR RESIGNS. Timaru. October 29. Mr J. W. White, Crown Prosecutor, has tendered his> resignation, after having occupied the position for fifty-four years. His unique service was aprcciatively referred to at the' Supreme Court this morning. Justice Adams eulogising the long and faithful services of the retiring veteran. GAOL FOR SERIOUS OFFENCES. Timaru, OcfoTSer 9. At the Supreme Court, George David Jury, for an attempt) to commit an unnatural offence, was sentenced to two years' imprisonment. Hugh Thomas Gorman McAuley, who pleaded guilty to an unnatural offence, was sentenced to five years' reformative treatment.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 5, 29 October 1924, Page 6
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