The Archive · 1926

Covington, J. B.' Katz, Mrs.

Huck and Mrs, L. Slegmen. Severall charged with receiving stolen pro-lin his car to the doctor and then to. had gone through the entrance from ash with Mr. Cowan, witness took him French protege. Me said that he wing, witness said that, offences consisted In delinquency perty..

He declared that the goods) his flat, five to 10 times a day and. knew there was a with regard to the licence plates for Was-sold to him by the. first. accused, this quarter, the others being parking offences,; Aradditional charge of reckless driving against J.B.. Covington was-dismissed, Who said that he had bought them from,.a second-hand hawker. was: sentenced to: three months' -imprisonment.

Cross-examined by Mr. Fessenden, ' that the "caution" sign had been witness said that he had often there since Mr. Frank was manager sected persons over the bridge. Tu) of the printing department. connexion, with the letter to the Dr. Sellett:—The last witness said directors of the "China Press," wit-' that Mr. Cowan put the sign there. at first -gnd ones, Later cobble stohea, which they dug from the road, sdf! tiles. Witness saw accused thram ing stones ap the police on duty and

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