CARTERTON
ALLEGED THEFT (“Times-Age” Special.) Thomas J. Powell and Harvey W. Printer were charged by the police in the Carterton Magistrate’s Court yesterday that, on May 17, at Longbush. they committed the theft of a cord of firewood, to the value of £3, the properly of Alex. Ross. Accused were represented by Mr R. McKenzie, and pleaded not guilty. A remand was asked for, which was granted by the Magistrate, until the next sitting of the court at Carterton on June 16. Maori War Effort.. On Saturday night a dance will be held in the State Theatre in aid of the Maori war effort. Udy’s orchestra will supply the music, and the admission prices are 2s and Is 6d. Boy Scouts. The weekly card tournament held by the Citizens’ Committee of the Scout movement was held last evening. Prizes were won by Mesdames Daysh •! and F. Jackson, Junr., 2 (ladies), afiiTwjffr C. Woodbury 1 and Mrs Parker (man) ’L 2 - f
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 20 May 1943, Page 4
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