BURGLARIES ADMITTED
YOUNG ivnr.w IN THE MANAWATU
■> £5OO OF GOODS RECOVERED.
By Telegraph.—Press Association. Pa'm&r&ton N., May 13.
“These young men set'out on an expedition of • breaking and entering throughout th© Palmerston North district and went as far as Otajri,” said Detective Russell in th© Magistrate’s Court when Cyril Anderson and Sherrock Anderson (brothers), Richard Dickson and Francis William Trembath appeared on several charges of breaking, entering and theft. Th© detective added that when the Andersons’ house was searched a tremendous quantity of stolen goods was recovered, the amount in value being £4OO or £5OO.
All th© accused pleaded guilty to the charges in which they were concerned either jointly or separately, and they were committed to the Supreme Court for sentence.
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Taranaki Daily News, 14 May 1932, Page 8
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