La Milo, Ferdinand Eggena (her husband),' and Percy Easton (a motor car agent) were chargcxl at Bojv street last month with obtaining £7000 worth of jewels by falsa pretences from W. Wood, jeweller; of Brook ' street, London. It was alleged that Eggena represented himself as the owner of 25 care, and obtained the jewels, which he afterwards pawned on La Mho's behalf. Eggone had previously attempted to pawn a pearl necltlaco worth £30,000. The accused wero remanded. Eggena being , allowed bail of £2000.'Easton £2000, and La Milo £5000.
MURDOCH'S HOUSEMAIDS' POLISH. ' . For ' ' LINOLEUMS, TAN BOOTS,'"■PATENT. i; ; LEATHERS, Etc., Etc.,- , v The Everlasting Polish, . .7 Shines Like a Mirror, , The Latest and BestAsk Your Grocer for '. HOUSEMAIDS' POLISH.' , Nearly 12,000,0001b of rubber; are pro< duced within the British Empire annually
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14786, 19 March 1910, Page 7
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