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Evening Star, Issue 19274, 12 June 1926, Page 3

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The hearing was concluded in the Police Court, Palmerston North, yesterday afternoon of the series ol charges against John Joseph Hansen, alias Jim Wereta, aged twenty-three years; Neils Marten' Olsen, aged thirty-two; and Edith Resina Smith, aged twentr-two. The first-named pleaded guilty to stealing from a house at Papatawa the sum of Hs and sundry articles, including a Post Office Savings Bank book, of the total_ value lof £3°os. He further pleaded guilty to forging a Post Office withdrawal slip for £159, and uttering the same to Smith. He was committed for sentence at the Wellington Supreme Court. Smith pleaded not guilty to forging another withdrawal _slip_ for the same amount, and tittering it to a postal official, and also not guilty to conspiring with the others to defraud the Postmaster-General of £159. She nas committed for trial. Hansen and Olsen pleaded guilty to conspiracy in the latter connection, and were committed to Wellington for sentence. “About a year ago," writes Mr Edward A. Evans, of Napier, “I bought a tin of Edgeworth for the first time, and consider it the best tobacco bargain I’ve ever found. Until that time I’d never used a pipe tobacco that really "suited me. To Edgeworth I’ll stick till I die.”—[Advt.]

The New Zealand Missionary School Was joined by Mr Justice Frazer as a party to the wickenvorkers’ award on the ground that, though not primarily manufacturing for prolit, it came into direct competition with the manufacturers bound by the award.