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+ THREE MEN' REMANDED. (Press assocut:o» rrxiaaiv ) AUCKLAND, December .IAbout 2 o'(>uck on Sunday tjiornini; three young men were arrested when leaving the premises of C. H. Drysdale and Co., wine and spirit merchants, with dozens of bottles of spirits, entrance having-been made by the breaking of heavy iron chains which secured the cellar windows and doors.
The strange loitering of two raeti in a touring car, and tho noise in Drysdale's premises led a taxi-driver to notify the police, with a result that a raid followed. Before the Magistrate's Court Harry Collins and Peter Kelly (seamen), and William Martin (fireman), were charged witli breaking and entering and stealing liquor to the value of £l2 10s. They were remanded for a week.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19176, 6 December 1927, Page 7
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