Jewellery pawn case adjourned

A man accused of pawning his mother’s jewellery has been told his wish to have the matter adjourned to a future contest mention was “wildly optimistic”. Picture: File
Denika Anderson

A MAN accused of pawning his mother’s jewellery has been told his wish to have the matter adjourned to a future contest mention was “wildly optimistic”. The Mildura Magistrates Court heard that Noel Giddings was alleged to have pawned jewellery that went missing from his parent’s house and was later discovered at a local pawn […]

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