CONSTABLE’S THEFT. LONDON, June 12. Frank Barnes Lord, 34, a constable of the P Division, living at Yalmarroad, Camberwell, pleaded guilty at Lambeth Police Court yesterday to stealing a camera value £2 Bs, the property of Hector Lawrence, a chpmist. of Camberwell Green. It was stated that Lord was placed on guard outside llie shop, where a buMarv had tLkon (place. Nothing more was heard of the matter until an anonymous letter was received at Scotland Yard stating 'that a police constable had been seen to put a camera under bis cape and walk away. Lord said to the magistrate, Mr 11. G. Booth: “I don’t know what made me do it. T already bad a better one lit- home.” Mr Rootli said he could not help feeling that something came over lord for the moment. He did not know what the Commissioner of Police would do. He bound Lord over.
Harmony in the wash-house monv in the home, harmony where is the splendid ambition o! ltnbbin£ Laundry Help.’’— Adrt . everyi "No
Addisons are now displaying Corsets at Bargain Prices: 15s 6d now reduced to 4s 6d. and 6s 6d.—Adrt,
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 July 1926, Page 3
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190Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Hokitika Guardian, 29 July 1926, Page 3
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