Goods valued at £lOO, alleged to be uncustomed and to have come from the Federal Line steamer Northumberland, were discovered by the Bluff police yesterday afternoon, as the result of a raid on a house occupied by Charles Jackson. The goods seized comprised 21 full bottles of whisky and 32 half bottles, a roll of tweed cloth valued at £4O, anil four or five rolls of cotton material. Jackson later appeared before a Justice of the Peace, when he was remanded on the application of the nolice, till August 14th. Bail was allowed, in accused’s own recognisance of £lO.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 201, 8 August 1928, Page 7
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