SUPREME COURT

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXIV, 3 February 1925, Page 5

SUPREME COURT

SITTING AT TIMARU. Per Pros, Association.—Copyright. TIMARU, this day. tG; Supreme Court at Timaru °-day H:-, Honour Mr Justice Adams presided. Martin Joseph O’Brien, who had pleaded guilty in the Lower Court to theft of £l7O, and also to a charge of forgery, was sentenced to detained for reformative treat®®t for a period not exceeding 18 months. Pbe grand jury returned a true ,“11 against Charles Nolan for alleged can al knowledge. Haymond Walker, alias Walter e °tt, who had pleaded guilty to a 'barge of arson at Temuka ,was ord*ed to In detained in the Borstal /titute for a term of not less than "'e years. Pbomas Erie Austin, for the theft wool at Crieklewood, appeared ‘'/sentence and he was ordered to restitution amounting to £73 / M and was placed on probation f»r fiv e years .

. Tresh consignments of pianos, din’s r oom suites, oak Jacobean bedJ! « suite, also quantity of English ‘'er-plated grinds at wholesale WASHER & CO., Auct'erS Stafford Street. North Tim«ni. ’