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Taranaki Daily News, 30 May 1918, Page 5

A well-dressed little girl, aged 14j5 years, was charged at the Wangamii Magistrate's Court on Monday, before Mr J. G. L. Hewitt, S.M., with breaking and entering a house at Moastown road, and stealing jewellery and clothing to the value of £24 129 6d. The evidence showed that the accused obtained access to the house by a bathroom window, and on the second occasion stole tftiree broodies and two rings. She then Weni; to the pictures. The girl was quite out of control. Most of the articles had been recovered, but a diamond and ruby ring was still missing. The father said he was a labourer, earning £3 a week. Ho had three other daughters. He was milking 14 cows, but they were not all his, and further, he had a mortgage to pay off. The girl was committed to the Roman Catholic Receiving Home at Wellington. The coal strike won't strike you badly if you prepare for the cold weather by buying a patent "Unique" stopper Hot Water Bottle always dependable !>«cait.*e made tj British labor. All chemisU.