SIX MONTHS FOR THEFT.
JEWELLERY SHOP INCIDENT. SIIPSIWSI ; Ii® y ;;;> ; [ITS TELEGEAPH. — ft ASSOCIATION.] ; ; . : v : WELLINGTON,' Friday./ / David Thomas McGavin, who ; stole •jewellery valued at £12.15s from Mr. T. Coltman's shop in Cuba Street on govern- , her- 1, was . to-day sentenced to six months'' imprisonment. It .was all^g that accused and a man named MarcbaU offered Mr. Coltman a suit length for sale, and that while Mr. Oritman — to back of his shop to consult h.s mfe tn. two men abstracted jewellery <™» tfc. window. After a ch»ae m; ft. Marchall was arrested. On - their nro appearance at. Court accused were ..allowed : bail, but Marchall has ; not./be®^ seen , since.- _______________ j
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18565, 24 November 1923, Page 11
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109SIX MONTHS FOR THEFT. New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18565, 24 November 1923, Page 11
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