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•BURGLARY SUSPECTS ARRESTED fPsa United Press Association.] NEW PLYMOUTH, June 27. The capture of two supects of the Waitotara burglary a few hours after their arrival in New Plymouth, and the recovery of the converted car in which, they allegedly journeyed here, was made by the police yesterday, following e search. This morning William Kenneth Mailman, labourer, of Auckland (21), and Earl Dodds, alias Earl Frederick Edward O’Neill, labourer, . Palmerston North (19). were charged with converting a car on Tuesday, valued at £225, belonging to Mbs H. K. Handley, of Waitotara, and breaking and entering A. H. Parkinson’s store at Waitotara yesterday and stealing goods and money of a value of £25. On the application of the police the pair were remanded to Wanganui on .July 3. • . The car was found abandoned’ after crashing into a lamppost, and the polio? .traced tJie owner to Waitotara^
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Evening Star, Issue 22066, 27 June 1935, Page 11
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