THIEVES CAUGHT
AFTER CHASE IN CHRISTCHURCH
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CHRISTCHURCH, July 11. Ah exeitng chase in the city on'Saturday night ended in the capture of two men who had broken ihto the "Teachers’ .Training College at the. cor- | ner of Peterborough Street, and had stolen a valuable silver cup, an overcoat and other articles. The capture was the result of smart work by J. G. .-Bark, a student of the' College, and W. G>; Anderson, the caretaker, backed up by the police. , The intruders broke into tlie prin- | cipal’s room by smashing the lock, aiid 1 subsequently Bark- noticed the < flashing of a torch inside the offices,' and gave the alarm. One man was cahglit • in a right of way, and the other, after a chase, was taken low a block away - by Bark who is a footballer.
CHARGE
CHRISTCHURCH, July 11
•As a sequel to an alleged burglary at a training coil lege, Norm-an Darcy Bryden, 38 and Samuel Henry Clegg, 33, both labourers, were charged with breaking, entering and theft,, and were remanded to July 19th. .
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Hokitika Guardian, 11 July 1932, Page 6
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