A MASTER-THIEF.
(rKZSS ASSOCIATION TELZOXAM.) DUNEDIN, October 31. "She has "olarncd her associates, but has ceriairily shown herßclf to be a masterthief," stated Mr H. W. Bundle, S.M., this morning, in the Magistrate's Court, when he sen tensed to two months' imprisonment an attractiveiy-dressed girl named Agnes Ellen King, aced 18. The police statement showed that th« accused had been stealing from shops for some time, much, property, valued at £SO, being found in her possession. Accused, it -was stated, went into shops with other girls. One would make a purchase, while others help;d themselves to the goods.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18219, 1 November 1924, Page 11
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