Theft Charge Adjourned (Press, 3 August 1963)
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Summary: Theft Charge Adjourned (Press, 3 August 1963)
Maurice Albert Davis, a 29-year-old motor mechanic, appeared in the Supreme Court before Mr Justice Macarthur on 2 August 1963, facing a charge of stealing a car valued at £650 in Timaru on 26 April 1963. Crown Prosecutor Mr C. M. Roper requested that the case be adjourned until the next court session, starting on 29 October 1963. Mr D. H. Stringer, representing Davis, agreed to the adjournment, and the judge consented, postponing the case. Additionally, Paul Fergus Kaye, a 17-year-old, was sentenced to Borstal training on the same day after pleading guilty to charges of sodomy and permitting an indecent act.
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