BREAKING AND ENTERING.
FOUR MEN FOUND GUILTY. yy.r.SS ASSOCIAI IDS' TKL3SORA.it.) • .NAPIER, November 18. On a necond trial before Mr Justice Blair and a jury, Arthur Allan Mcintosh, Reginald Hugh Mcintosh, Frederick j Quinn, and James Richard Cameron I wero found guilty with n recommendation to mercy of attempting to break and cntor business premises in Wai- ■ pukurau. The evidence disclosed that on a recent Saturday night four men were disturbed on the premises of the Hawko's Bay Farmem' 00-op. Association at Waipukurau, and eso.'iped in a motorcar. In the early hours of the next morning the police arrested the accused on the Taradale road, near Napier, when they stopped to repair a tyre. Witnesses' description of the car in which the men made off and plaster casts of the wheel tracks tallied with the car in which the accused were arrested. They wore remanded for sentence.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20089, 19 November 1930, Page 14
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147BREAKING AND ENTERING. Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20089, 19 November 1930, Page 14
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