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Case at Waipukurau
TWO YOUNG MEN CHARGED
(By Telegraph—Special to “Tribune”)
WAIPUKURAU, September 19.
Two young men arrested at Tamuinu yesterday appeared at the Magistrate’s Court, Waipukurau, this morning before Mr. R. M. Watson S.M. The accused were Roy Baxter Caulton and Francis Henry Ernest Pearjpe, labourers, both of Wellington. They were charged that, at Waipukurau, on September 17, they did break and enter by night the shop of Yates’ Cash Stores Ltd., and steal therefrom tobacco, cigarettes and cigarette-papers to the value of £lOO/12/8.
On the application of the Police the accused were remanded to appear at Waipukurau in a week’s time. In asking for a remand, Constable Sutton said that there were other charges pending including the conversion of a car at Wellington.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 237, 19 September 1934, Page 6
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