BURGLARIES AT CARTERTON
BUSINESS PREMISES ENTERED. "AN ARREST MADE. (By Our Special lieporter.) Carterton, Last Night. During the early hours of this morning the premises of Mr Baillie (bootmaker) and Mr Hill (confectioner) were burglarised, an entrance being gained through a back window. The glass was cut out near the catch, and afterwards replaced. The stocks of both places were ransacked, and from present appearances two pairs of boots are missing from Mr Baillie'e. Nothing of great importance has yet been detected as missing from Hill's, the burglar* evidently being contented with small lines. Patent tilli are used in each place, and the burglar, or burglars, did not attempt to tamper with them, as there is ino evidence to lead to any other conclusion. No one sleeps in Mr Baillie's premises, but the Hills were sleeping upstairs, and did not hear the intruder. The. police, were and during the day arrested a man. named Frederick Hunter, who was brought before the Court .and remanded till Tuesday next on a charge of the alleged breaking and entering at Hill's. Further charges, are pending.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 8 October 1913, Page 5
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182BURGLARIES AT CARTERTON Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 8 October 1913, Page 5
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