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fßy Telosrraph.-Press Association.) „, Auckland, May 12. , : Ihe necessary formalities for tho execution of warrants for the arrest of ™', R °gers, alias Val Turner, and Maude Rogers, alias Phillips, were tone through .at tho Magistrate's Court S ™« m'connection with the , Eohn burglary charges. Two informations were sworn against the suspects pno in. respect to breaking and enteral fe Poises of AdolpH Kohn, and tne other in respect to receiving goods knowing them to be stolen property and the invoice value of the goods was S? t down as £839 13s. Thef information laidjs said to bo the longest over laid in New Zealand, comprising nine *» «ap I»©». The different papers mil-be taken {o San Francisco by the detective. gmiig there, and a cofW of .tho originals will bo forwarded to the British Ambassador at Washington, for Hie purpose of securing extradition papers.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1126, 13 May 1911, Page 5
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142PROCEEDINGS. Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1126, 13 May 1911, Page 5
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