PEARL NECKLACE MYSTERY.
wot tK'oixx nr the post. A DETECTIVE'S CONCLUSIONS. PAPJS, Auguet 2. bftaks are proceeding regarding the ißMUiocal theft of a pearl necldace wiifh was stolen in transit from Paris to Httton Garden. X. Xklaosse, assistant-chief-dctortive. kknatd Mr Solomons, the consigner of ' ikr aedclace, that his inquiries showed Uai tbe jewels .; -■ not Btolen in the **■ 1T» outer Ecal. , !, ivhich were intact, M only 1« fixed in Ixmdon; and the ieer nil verc intact when the package It m evident eitltrr that the theft in Ifr Rolomon'n house in Paris' mi that the thirPs Becomplice in Lon- -• ■'. 1 -..T- .-.'-al.-. 'irr.ib.r to ?;Jr ?olo■ce*. , or that it was committed in Lon- ' 4« «rVr On: package left the post office, fi before it« delrrcry at Mr Mayer's ' tfift J :
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 184, 4 August 1913, Page 5
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129PEARL NECKLACE MYSTERY. Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 184, 4 August 1913, Page 5
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