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Bruce Herald, Volume L, Issue 31, 27 April 1914, Page 3

OTAGO Farmers Co-operative Association of M©w Zealand, Limited. , SUNEDIN. - . IBBVGREBaaBBfIBKaanUBfIBBBBaBiaBaBBnBBBBBBBBBaiaBBBaBaBBaa GRAIN—We shall be pleased to receive consignments and samples. GRASS SEED —We have an up-to-date dressing pUut, and can satisfactorily deal with cousignme WOOL—Every lot carefully shown and,valued, FAT STOCK—Consign to our care at Burnside Yards SADDLERY —Send for prices of Harness and Covers, GROCERY—FuII supplies of fresh goods. Test them. Sales CoradLuciecL. \\\VWVVVVVVVV\,\V AAAA/VVVWWVVWWVVA/WVVV'v Otago Farmers' Co-operative Andrew T dd, Manager, Dunedin. T. G. Cannon, Agent, Milton.

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CHASE OF HAPPY ROBBERS. BLOODHOUND PURSUIT.Bloodhounds are heiwg usedi to 'assist in the i&eareh for three robbers iw'bo last night stopped l the "New Orleans Limited" on the Queen and Crescent Railway at a spot 12 miles north of here and rifled the mail from which they took over £BOOO (stated the Birmingham!, Alabama, correspondent on February 20). "Wli'o is the chief clerk?" asked the leader of the -bandits when he hacMorfced his way to the mail coach. "I ami," replied l one of the occupants. The other officials were thai ejected, and: the chief clerk was directed to open the registered mail, "and 1 ibe quick albout it.". When lie hesitated l one of the robbers stuck a knife a. little way inifco his breast, and the clerk then oibeyed. The robjbers whistled merrily wlhile ripping up the mail sacks. One of. the nwm/ber checked 'off the items on the, ohief clerk's list, but they miissed a sack containing £2OOO and also a. consignment of postage stamps which was not on that particular list. - Wishing the clerk "good luck." they detached tlhe locomotive from the rest of the train and jumping on it sped up the line. It was at tie point where the locomotive was abandoned that the bloodhounds were started. It is: Ifeared that the men 'bad the assistance of a motor-car in getting away.