"BORROWED" OVERCOATS.

Auckland Star, Issue 38, 14 February 1929, Page 13

"BORROWED" OVERCOATS.

INCIDENT OF A RAINY DAY. TWO MEN ARRESTED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) PUKEKOHE, this day. Before Mr. F. H. Levien, S.M., at yesterday's sitting of the Pukekohe Court, Arthur William Cole was charged with breaking and entering the dwelling of Lieutenant E. G. Moncrief and stealing two overc-oats valued at £H, while Thomas Scurrah was charged with receiving one coat, knowing it had been dishonestly obtained. The charges were reduced to common theft. It appeared that the accused men, who had been urinking in Pukekohe. were on their way to Bombay when rain commenced to fall. Cole visited Lieutenant Moncrief's house with the intention of borrowing a coat, but, finding no one at home, entered it and took two overcoats, intending, as he now said, to return them next day. In tlie meantime the police arrested them. The magistrate decided to give them ;t chance, and dismissed the case.

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