THE TARANARI HIGHWAYMAN.
* IBt Telegbape.j iunltkd pbesß association.! New Plymouth. This Day. Robert Wallath was charged at tho Police Court to.day with breaking into tho countinghouse of Henry Brown Tamer, merchant, on 29th March, with intent to commit a felony. George Foote, the manager, gave evidence that ho left in the office on the previous night a cash-box having £30 or _£40 in it. and papers in a black hand-hae/. Next morning he found that tho place hud been broken into, and tho bag and its contents were gone." Sergeant Dnffin deposed to searching accused's bedroom, whe-o Foote's black bag was found. Accused was committed for trial. Wallath was next charged with breaking into Furlong's shop on lGth June, and stealing Swiss cienrs and othor things. The case i 3 stiil proceeding.
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Evening Post, Volume XLVI, Issue 26, 31 July 1893, Page 3
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132THE TARANARI HIGHWAYMAN. Evening Post, Volume XLVI, Issue 26, 31 July 1893, Page 3
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