ALLEGED BREAKING AND ENTERING
TWO MEN CHARGED
(United Press Association),
WELLINGTON, Tnis Day.; . Albert Edward Duncan, a painter, aged 28, and James Arthur Frosty’a • ■ barman, aged 44, were committed for " trial by Mr Page, S.M., on charges of' -* breaking and entering the shop "of ' Joseph McCabe,- Ghuznee' Street, bynight and stealing goods and money to ' the value of £1 10s, of attempting to break and enter the warehouse of Robert Crawford, and of having an instrument' for house-breaking in their possession. In the course of evidence a constable stated that he called on the crowd to catch Duncan, who had broken away, and it was left to a young girl on the - footpath to trip up the running mail.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 8 September 1926, Page 5
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