TIER BEFORE THE COURT A REMAND.
"Tier came before Mr W. G. Ridden, S.M., in the Magistrate's Court to-day, and on the application of Sub-Inspector Sheehan, was remanded until the 18th insfc. Bail was fixed in the sum of £150. The charge preferred against Tier was that on the 11th of July he broke and entered tlie premises of Charles Hill and Sons, Lambton-quay, and stole therefrom three pairs of silk socks, valued at 25s 6d; eight overcoats, valued at £22 10s; oil© hat, valued at 13s 6d; two cups, valned. at 15s, and 4s o£d in money. A FINGER PRINTS. The modern system of tracing crinv inals by means of finger-prints has done much to bring evildoers to justice, but it doB& nob deter all these gentry from burglariiing. The best means of preventing lo&h of money, valuable papers or other articles of value, is to place them in one of Chubb's burglar-resisting safes, which aiv never known to fail. Chubbs laugh at burglars, and til© latter know it is useless to attempt to open a. Chubb. Mr. Junit« Dykea, of Gualter, Dykes and Co., Featherston-street, ie attorney in New Zealand for Chubb and Son, aud holds stocks of their safes, locks and strong-voom doors. — Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 11, 12 July 1912, Page 7
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207TIER BEFORE THE COURT A REMAND. Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 11, 12 July 1912, Page 7
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