WINDOW DAMAGED
TROUBLESOME YOUNG MAN. A GIRL ANNOYED. (By Telegraph—Special to Times.) AUCKLAND, Friday. “If accused is not placed under restraint I am afraid there will be a murder charge,” declared the Rev. A. F. Whiting, Congregtaional minister at New Lynn, when James Alfred Essex Grundy stood in dock this morning. Accused had been before the Court 15 months ago, when it had been suggested that he was annoying a girl and had followed her about with a revolver. lie was charged to-day with committing mischief by wilfully damaging a window belonging to Joseph Taylor to the extent of 7s Gd. There w-as a second count of breaking and entering Taylor’s house on February 5 and stealing letters and photographs valued at ‘2s Gd belonging to the girl involved in the earlier case. Grundy was ordered to come up for sentence within a year.
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Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17964, 8 March 1930, Page 9
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