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SAFE ROBBERS. A PLEA OF GUILTY. (By Telegraph—Per Press Association) CHRISTGIM'f‘G-H, -Man-h 15. Ai the Uourt to-day Leonard Walter Downing and Stanley Gibhard llazeldiue pleaded gnilt.v lo breaking and entering the Club Hotel. Sydenham on January l.st and were committed for sentence. This was the sequel in a daring robbery when thieves stole the hotel safe and contents, £2o'o, A Ih n| man, .Arthur William Vincent \Yd.-uii. pleaded not guilty to the same charge and was committed for trial. CITIZENS -MEETING AT I’ll AMES. THAMES, March .1.5. A large meeting of ratepayers of the Thames Borough was held last night, and passed a series of resolutions, deploring the borough’s indebtedness, and the consequent crushing rates the people were called upon Lo pay. The meeting 'also recommended that Commissioners be appointed on behalf of the bondholders and ratepayers to inquire into the present position and future prospects of the borough.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 March 1932, Page 6
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151DOMINION ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 15 March 1932, Page 6
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