SNEAK THIEF CAUGHT
CARETAKER'S VIGILANCE
As a result of observations made by the caretaker of the Lyall Bay football pavilion, Raymond 'George Hausman, ■• a painter, aged 20, appeared in the Magistrate's Court this morning before Mr. W. H. Woodward, S.M., on three charge's of theft. :': ' : .'■ '' ' •-,; ; ■■•'•• ;'• The accused, who pleaded guilty, was remanded until Friday. ■ ~.":,,, Senior-Sergeant Dempster said that the caretaker; had been: keeping; the. : dressing shed under, observation ior some time and for that purpose had had some holes drilled in the walls. On Saturday, when the players wer<j on the field, he saw the accused enter the shed and go through some of the clothing of two of the players. Then some one coming into the shed disturbed him, but as soon as that person had gone he went through some more of the clothing.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 139, 16 June 1930, Page 11
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