Rings Stolen From Greymouth Jewellers
MAN LATER ARRESTED Per Press Association GREYMOUTH, Last Night. Jewellers’ shops were robbed of rings to-day by a man believed to be unemployed who was subsequently ar-
rested# Aslcino- to see engagement rings at Tennent’s, he distracted Mr Tennent’s attention, removing one and saying he would bring his fiancee to see the one he liked. Mr Tennont then discovered his loss, informing tho police; but meantime the man had gone to Gilbert’s shop in the next block, adopting cimiln.r tactics and securing a £27 ring from a lady assistant, who later followed and identified him in an hotel bar, as also did Mr Tennant. A constable arriving saw him drop one ring on the floor. The’other ring was found behind a barrel. The arrested man appei'.*? ic Court to-morrow,
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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7271, 26 September 1933, Page 7
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