SUPREME COURT.
BREAKING AND ENTERING. T«lagr»ph —Tresa AnocUtJoa •jv. CHRISTCHURCH, Deo. 18. Grata* ’ PitcaifchJey, haring pleaded guilty m the lower court to . two charges of breaking and entering Md one charge of theft, was sentenced >* a the Supreme Court to-day to two ' yeara reformative treatment. ASSAULT CHARGE FAILS. • B r Telaprnph—Press Association T ,T- CHRISTCHURCH, Dec. 18 ■ In the case in which Eva Rolton ut lm ° d from William JVUliner, of Sockburn, contractor, £3OO damages for two assaults alleged to have been mac e on her by defendant, wLi Ury x found for defendant, and judgment was entered accord ino-jy Ihe evidence was of such a shocking that r ff n r J , us , tice Adams ordered that it should not be published.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 19 December 1925, Page 10
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123SUPREME COURT. Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 19 December 1925, Page 10
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