EVELEIGH ROBBERY
ANOTHER ARREST MAN AVHO SUDDENLY LEFT EMPLOYMENT. ily Telegraph —Press Association— CopyriEh* (Received July 3, 9 p.m.) MELBOURNE, July 3. Acting on a Sydney warrant the Tasmanian police arrested a man named Samuel Faulkinor aboard a Launceston train on a charge that, knowing that Ryan committed tho Eveleigh robbery, ho at Alclbourne harboured and maintained and assisted Ryan. ■ A search disclosed fifty-seven five pound notes on Sydney banks sewn in Faulkiner’s clothing, also twenty pounds in gold. Faulkiner, until recently, was employed in a city warehouse. According to tho police, about thp time of the Evcleigh hold-np ho suddenly left his employment, tho excuse being his daughter’s illness. CLEVER DISGUISE. RYAN DRESSED AS A WOMAN. By Telegraph—Press Association —CopyrigUi MELBOURNE, July 3. It transpires that Ryan arrived by train on Sunday last cleverly disguised as a woman. Ho wore a neat costume and a largo hat, and carried a baby. He had dyed his hair. Women •travelling in the carriage failed to detect his disguise.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8776, 4 July 1914, Page 5
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