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■ ' —■■■'» ■ STOLEN SPEEDBOAT. RECOVERED AT BUGKLAND'S BEACH. i Detectives who left the city in a launch yesterday for the reef off Buckland's Beach found that the launch reported to be aground there was the missing speedboat Baby Lμ, owned by Mr. W. A. Boucher. The Baby Lu was taken from her moorings in Mechanics' Bay on Tuesday. When found she was in a dirty condition, and the remains of food were strewn about. She was not damaged, and was takeaback to her moorings early last evening. It is stated that the launch arrived off Buckland's Beach on Tuesday afternoon, and a man rowed ashore in a dinghy. The dinghy, which has been recovered, has been identified as one stolen from the Rev. Jasper Calder'e boatshed. A spirit stove and a ridinglight, also owned by Mr. Calder, werufound on the Baby Lu.
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 242, 12 October 1929, Page 9
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