A Bold for Liberty.
' (P« Press Association^ -! ; Auckland, June 29; The police having received information ibonceroing the cfiospe of Parey James r o>fnney from euKody in. Sydney while under ; a charge of hone stealing, were on •h# look-out when the Anglian arrived to- . night, and picked out a passenger who went by the name of Dalloy, but in Short Und street he gave the detectives the slip and bolted, with Detective Grace and Aeting-Deteetives Bowles and Quirk at his heels. At Ihe cry, " Stop thief 1" » number of civilians joined in the chase, and after & hard ran over fences *nd through allotments, be was blocked in a Wind alley. During the chase he exhibited • revolver, which cleared his way. When cornered he at first refused to surrender, but ultimately did so quietly, and ftt tbe station admitted he was the man. The revolver was found to be loaded.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 304, 30 June 1896, Page 3
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148A Bold for Liberty. Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 304, 30 June 1896, Page 3
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