LOSS OF MONEY.
£173 IN NOTES DROPPED.
THEFT CHARGES AS SEQUKL.
(By 1 ftlegraph.—Press Association.) XE\A I'TAMOLTH. Wednes.iav
An allegation that he picked up n roll of note* worth .€l73'from the floor of the waterside workers' hall at New Plymouth was made again-t William Henry Moselev, aged 30. married, n waterside worker, when he wi.s charged with theft in the Police Court to-dav. The evidence not being completed tonight. Moselev was admitted to bail in his own recognisance of £100 to appear again on Friday.
aterside workers who had not received a call assembled in the hall at the port on the morning of Saturday, October 1, and, according to witnesses, some of them played a game known as spinning the top." One of those who took part, it was stated, dropped the I notes. Two of present said today that they saw Mn»elcy pick them • up and put them iti his pocket.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 254, 27 October 1938, Page 10
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