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"WHERE IS THAT CAMERA?"— Norman Travere, charged In - connection with the Mt. Eden hold-up, wae not too sure whether he should cover his face as he entered the Auckland oourt to listen to serious charges against him. Joseph Trask, who appeared on a charge of stealing a motor-car and obtaining £10 by false pretences, was running no risks of being photographed, as his well-concealed face indicates. (See page 8.)
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NZ Truth, Issue 1193, 11 October 1928, Page 3
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69"WHERE IS THAT CAMERA?"—Norman Travere, charged In – connection with the Mt. Eden hold-up, wae not too sure whether he should cover his face as he entered the Auckland oourt to listen to serious charges against him. Joseph Trask, who appeared on a charge of stealing a motor-car and obtaining £10 by false pretences, was running no risks of being photographed, as his well-concealed face indicates. (See page 8.) NZ Truth, Issue 1193, 11 October 1928, Page 3
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