IS HIS NAME "WALKER"?
> ALLEGED THEFT OF FIREWOOI
SUPPOSED DISAPPEARANCE ACCUSED.
■At the Magistrate's Court yesterd a man named Lindon Tointon was have been charged with having sto four boards to the value of 2s 3d, property of the Waihi East Mayor i Borough Councillors. Sergt. Burke said it had been Ranged that an. application should for an adjournment until Sat 'day, but he had since -been advi that the accused had cleared out. i Mr Cohen, who was appearing on cused's behalf, said that he was una to refute the statement of the poli because really he had not seen the $ son. His partner had taken all instr tions an the case. As the police w unable to go on with the evidence t day, it was arranged that the case heard on Saturday, and the statem the police had then made was news him. v Sorgt. Burke ©aid he believed his ; formation wascorrect, that Tc-intori ■• seen clearing out on Friday with his belongings; The case was adjourned until Sai day on the understanding that\if accused does not appear, and^^wstje is sufficiently strong, "a warrant bo iss for his arrest.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12857, 28 January 1913, Page 4
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191IS HIS NAME "WALKER"? Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12857, 28 January 1913, Page 4
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