CASES OF THEFT.
DUNEDIN. lOfch April. At the Police Court to-day Frances Elizabeth Bell was committed for trial on a charge of stealing goods, valued at £49 9s 3d, the property of Mrs. Dreaver; also on. a charge of stealing goods valued at £26 8s 7d from the D.I.C. Evelyn. Jane Bell, charged with stealing a silk stole, valued at £1 Is, the property of Mrs. Dreaver, also with stealing goods valued at £19 10s 9d, the property of the D.I.C, was committed for trial on both charges. TIMARD, 10th April. A Temuka setter-carrier — a youth of nineteen named Boyd — was committed for trial fo\ two offences against the postal, laws — one of destroying and the other of detaining trad© circulars entrusted to him to deliver. A young man named Brown, alias Williams, was fined 20s on each of five charges of stealing rugs from farmers' vehicles in stables on Saturday. Some he sold to a second-hand dealer. The magistrate refused to compensate the latter from money found en accused, as he had been too careless.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 85, 11 April 1911, Page 3
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176CASES OF THEFT. Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 85, 11 April 1911, Page 3
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