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MANY BURGLARIES

IN BA'LCryUTHA DISTRICT

SOLVED BY POLICE ARREST

(Per Press Association—Copyright)

As the results of inquiries conducted by Detective Sergeant H. Nuitall, iv young .man, William. John- Jardiney was arrested at Balelutha on Monday morning and brought before, the Balclutha ' Police Court to-day,;.. on; >.a charge of breaking and entering thd, premises of the Balelhthai station ou April 18th, ’>y ~ jOn the application of Detoctivo, Ser-; goant• Nuttall, Jardine ivas remanded: to appear atßalclutha on July .oth.;,. when several other serious charges will be preferred against him, The police have reason to believe that the mystery of a series of burglaries and hold-ups which have occurred at. Balolutha and the surrounding districts htiG been cleared up by the arrest of Jardine,

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Hokitika Guardian, 28 June 1933, Page 5

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MANY BURGLARIES Hokitika Guardian, 28 June 1933, Page 5

MANY BURGLARIES Hokitika Guardian, 28 June 1933, Page 5

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