The Manakau Robbery.
At Otaki, Steddon and Mason Wtre brought up on remand, charged with breaking into the boast of Mr tatoune, schoolmaster, Manakau, BF gletUog-jewelUry Talaed at 40. The «vidence showed that the ay after the robbery the men went 0 Palmenton North, packed up the , ewtllery ltt » bag, and Kent it by rain to Napier, where it wat to bo aft tutu OftUtd for* Aeting«D«tto<
tive Gantley found the missing property at the Napier railway station and took possession of it. They were also charged with breaking open a box belonging to Mr Wilke3, and stealing articles therefrom valued at £18. The box had been left at the Otaki railway station, where ifc was evidently broken open, and the articles were found in their possession when arrested at Feilding by Constable Tuohy ( The prisoners j were committed for trial on both I charges. Three charges of house- ; breaking at Hastings are also pending against the accused.
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Manawatu Herald, 27 December 1894, Page 3
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158The Manakau Robbery. Manawatu Herald, 27 December 1894, Page 3
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