BURGLARY AT PUKEKOHE
FARMERS , TRADING STORE. STOCK VALTTEDIaT £60 STOLEN. DYFAMITE^:ftSEEMON"' SAFE. (By Telegraipli.—-Owiv. Correspondent.)*' PUKEKOHE, this day. TBei ■ Farmers' Trading Company's Pukekohe store was/entered by. burglars last -night, and about £60 worth of drapery, mercery, shoes, . hardware, groceries; tobacco and cigarettes, was stolen. ~ The safe,-, which contained a large sum. of money, was '"dynamited, , but owing: to- the staff's inability to open the'.safe it is not known yet whether the-contents a:\j intact. Entrance was gained through the hardware department door, the lock being broken.
The burglary appears to be the work of professionals. The police are investigating.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 226, 23 September 1932, Page 8
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