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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 64, 15 March 1916, Page 2

At Q o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, Sergeant Casells, of Hamilton, was apprised by telephone from Te Uka, near Raglan, that a young man named Charles Davidson was alleged to have -itpre-l th.? house of Richard Livingstone earlier in th e day, and, taking a gun from the wall loaded it with a cartridge from his pocket, pointed it at Livingstone's -head, and forced Livingstone to write out a cheque for £4 18/4§d,'which sum Davidson said Livingstone owed him for work done. Davidson was arrested at Whatawhata on a coach bound for Hamilton with the cheque in his possession. H 3 was charged before Mr. Eawson that, while being armed with an offensive weapon, •he did rob Richard Livingstone of the sum named, and was remanded till the 17th.

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