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BURGLARY CHARGES AGAINST WOMAN [Pen United Press Association'.] ■ WELLINGTON, May 6. “Two other charges are pending. 1 therefore ask that bail be substantial, said Detective-sergeant Holmes, when Jane Ann Johnston appeared Indore Mr Biddcll, S.M., charged with having broken by day and entered the bouse ot Lucy Ellen Manton and stolen jewellery, clothes, linen, and other projwrty of a total value of £968 13s Gd, belonging to .Mrs Manton. Accused was already on bail on n charge of having broken ami entered To Are House with intent to commit a crime. A remand was granted till ’Wednesday, bail in £l5O and two sureties of £7o each being fixed.
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Evening Star, Issue 19549, 6 May 1927, Page 1
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