THEFT FROM WAREHOUSE
FOUR SACKS OF TOBACCO. ■ DUNEDIN MAN’S ADMISSION. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Dunedin, Juno 18. Arthur Gavan, a young man, was committed for sentence on a charge-of breaking and entering a warehouse and stealing tobacco and cigarettes valued at £ll5. ■ ' ’ ,> ‘J'' ; Gavan said that ho. hired ■ a cart in Christchurch and left for Dunedin with two companions, whose names lie did not wish to mention. Two days later he met his companions at night outside a warehouse and loaded four sacks. ■ It was arranged that he should see his companions at Christchurch where he, agreed to drop the sacks with a tobacconist, whom he did not wish to mention. He left for the north the same night and was arrested at Timaru.
Counseil said that accused did not enter the premises but merely. assisted from without,, j >,
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Taranaki Daily News, 19 June 1931, Page 5
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