SUBURBAN BURGLARIES

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1007, 25 June 1930, Page 12

SUBURBAN BURGLARIES

TWO SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN BACH “WILL BE SIX CHARGES' Suspected of being resp nail two burglaries committed in ,v suburbs recently. Colin William ni.y a labourer, as-d 17. and Rowland Le. lie Rush, a carpenter, aged 19 remanded in the Police ” Court .7., morning until July 3. The voun __ were arrested y sterdav in- D,, w tives Hunt and Allan at bach who, they had been living in Point Cheva lier. Glass and Rush were charged wi ,; breaking and entering by night on June 16 the shop of Ada Elixabeti, Henderson and stealing chocolates, field-glasses, a clock. « brief bag and a knife, valued at 125 There was a second charge of break, ing and entering the premises of tbBlue and White Stores in New Non' Road. Mount Albert, on June 22. and stealing cigarettes, tinned meat and fruit, valued at £l2, the propertv <y Francis Joyce Marsden. Chief-Detective Hammond. for the remand, said there would be six charges. A third youth, described a? a clerk aged 11*. was i lnrg-1 with receiving' on June 15 at Point Chevalier, cigarettes and a shirt, valued at 16s from Rush. Accused was also remanded until July 3. Mr. Terry asked for bail, which was granted in one surety o: ~ Counsel also asked for suppression of accused s name, remarking that was a. young inan in a good position and was the victim of circumstances. The request was granted.