ROBBERY UNDER ARMS
BANDITS’ HAUL OF £925 IN SYDNEY ACCOUNTANT TIED TO CHAIR Australian and f'J.Z. Cable. SYDNEY, September 25. Two bandits, wearing masks, bailed up John Eddington, assistant accountant of the Norco Co-operative, Limited, in the city. After binding him to a chair they took the keys from Mr Eddington's pocket, opened the safe and stole £925. Mr Eddington was working late and was alone when the robbers made their appearance. They presented a revolver and ordered him t.o sit in a chair. They then tied him hand and foot, rifled the safe and made a getaway.
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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXVI, Issue 7907, 26 September 1929, Page 3
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