Yesterday the Minister for, Justice, the Hon. T. M. WiHord, said that every effort would ho made to find the man suspected of the crime at Gomaidl's Crossing, Oam&ru. 'fh© police authorities were confident that if tho fugitive- (a convicted criminal) was olive, ho would be found. A big search party was out in tho locality, hut it was a very difficult country, densely covered by gorso and other Bcrub for miles. A. largo area of gorse had been burnt off, but thi» clearing operation had been interrupted by rain. Thero wore deep pools in this rugged country. One theory was that tha man might have vanished into one of theso pools. Catherine Treloar, a previous offender fox drunkenness, was fined: Jl3, in default eoren days' imprisonmont. by Mr S. B. McCarthy, S.M., yesterday, ond John Patrick Iknrney. an, old offender, was mulcted to fSb extant of JBS. Ho was <riven to alternation of «oinz to gaol for fourteen days. EVEHYONE NEEDS EEXONA. Rexona is a quick and effective remedy for oil the little accidents of everyday life, beinsr soothing and healing to tho skin. Price, 1b 6d and 3s. .. ■»
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 9954, 25 April 1918, Page 8
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