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Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1926, Page 1

There’s only one “ Nazol.” Be sure you get it for your cold. GO doses Is (id.- Advt. BOY S story of a burglar. LONDON, Jan. 26. At Seabrook, near Folkestone, yesterday, Thomas Egan, a Folkestone carter and carried, was committed for trial on three charges of burglary. Evidence was given that at Capel-le-Ferne. a bungalow was striped of carpets, curtains, and other things, and that from a (lying-officer’s house at ITawkinge. jewellery to the value of £llO was taken. (Veil Lawrence, a 15-years-old Folkestone newspaper hnv, described how he went with, Egan to the bungalow. In a further statement made to the police, which was read in court,, he said he had been out on several occasions when Egan had broken into houses. Egan used to try to teach him how to do it, he said, “Watch me closely” when he levered the windows. The first time he went out Egan took him to a house at St, Margaret’s Bay. He stayed in the garden to watch if all was clear.

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