MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
TO-DAY’S CASES. CHRISTCHURCH. (Before Messrs I'. H. C hristian and It V. Herbert, J.IVs.) DJII'XKEXN’ESS. A first offender was fined 10s or twenty-four he nrs’ imprisonment . -MISSING- PETROL. James Ernest Williams and James Burton Foster were charged with having stolen on or about November 20. live cases of p< t-rol valued at £o 12s (xl. the property o‘‘ Old ridge Bros. Senior Detective Gibson applied for a re in a fid rill Friday, which was granted. Bail was fixed in one surctv of £•'»«> each. ('ASF. lOR PROBATION Edward Helnysley Dawson. aged twenty-one pleaded guilty to having stolon a fjuantity of electrical fitting# valued at £.' J. the property of the Ashburton Elect,;. Supply C’n. Senior Detective Gibson said that after Dawson tnftk the goods he came to Christchurch and tried to sell them, hut, was detected. Dawson was admitted to probation Lawrence Dunn, who pleaded guilty to failing to register a firearm was fined 10s, and costs.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16902, 29 November 1922, Page 8
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