WINDOW SMASHED
RELIEF WORKER’S GRIEVANCE *■'
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NEW PLYMOUTH, November 9.
A shop window, valued at £3O was smashed by the throwing of a large stone early this morning. William Riley, a relief worker, aged 47, surrendered to the police. He was charged with mischief, and was remanded for observation. .It- is alleged that Riley had a grievance regarding relief allowance. The window is in the shop of Deare's, Ltd., Mr Deare being chairman of the Hospital Board relief committee.
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Hokitika Guardian, 10 November 1933, Page 5
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