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HUNGRY AND UNWANTED

MAN WHO CAME BACK TWO WINDOWS BROKEN “He tossed me through the door, so l came back through the window. This was how John Casey explained in the Police Court this morning his reason for breaking two windows, valued at £ 210 s, the property of Mate Francevich. Francevich, a restaurant proprietor, said that Casey came to his place last evening and demanded a meal, but witness, knowing he had no money, refused to give him o^. Casey was ordered to leave, but he returned and stayed until he was finally thrown OLit. Casey said he was hungry and had .gone in for a meal. When he was tossed out, he came back through the window. He was fined £ 1 and ordered to pay the cost of the damage done, in default seven days’ imprisonment.

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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 116, 6 August 1927, Page 13

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137

HUNGRY AND UNWANTED Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 116, 6 August 1927, Page 13

HUNGRY AND UNWANTED Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 116, 6 August 1927, Page 13

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