STEALING PETROL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 138, 13 June 1932, Page 9

STEALING PETROL.

TWO MEN OUTSIDE CHURCH.

CHASED BUT NOT CAUGHT. STOLEN" CAR RECOVERED. Laet night a woman in the Onehunga Methodist Church told her neighbour that she could smell petrol. He immediately went out with a friend, and they saw two men taking benzine from a motor car. The thieves immediately ran away to their own car, which was parked in a dark part of Albert Street. However, they were unable to get into it, as the church officials were close on their heels*, so they ran on, and qniekly outdietanced their pursuers.

The pursuers, on returning, found three tins containing petrol winch had been taken from the motor cars outside tho church. Sergeant S. A. Brown was notified, and when the police arrived they found the motor car in Albert Street with the engine running and the door open ready to enable the thieves to get away quickly.

This is the third time that petrol has been stolen from motor cars parked outside the Onehunga Methodist Church while their owners were attending divine service.

This morning a man reported to the Onehimga police that his ear had been stolen. This turned out to be the ear found in Albert Street, Onehunga, last night.

The internal poisons creating indigestion cause congestion of the blood stream. Tho blood is driven into the small surface veins of the skin, and particularly to those in the body extremities. The redness caused by an excess of blood in the choked blood vessels.