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ABSCONDER BACK FROM N.S. WALES. Electric Telegraph— Press Association WELLINGTON, Last Niglit. Indicted on September 8 on a charge of breaking and entering, also attempting to break and enter, Albert Edward Duncan was admited to bail in one sum of £2OO. He failed to appear at the Supreme Court and was subsequently located in New South Wales. The police there made him undergo the education test, in which he failed, and was placed aboard the Manama. He was arrested on the arrival of the vessel this morning and committed to prison under warrant, to stand his trial early in the New Year.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10426, 22 December 1926, Page 2
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