TV SET BACK
Distress Signal Lowered
The television set taken from the guests’ lounge of the British Hotel, Lyttelton, on Monday afternoon, has been returned.
The wife. of the licensee, Mrs A. D. R. Duncan, said last evening that the set had been restored to its place on the mantelpiece—and bolted to it
All distress signals bad been lowered, she said. The set was found to be missing the day that Mr Duncan took over the management of the hotel from Mr G. Daigneault, who had been hoisting' signals from the flag mast at the hotel notifying the change of ownership. “We shall fly the signal: Tm all right Jack’,” Mrs Duncan said.
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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30472, 20 June 1964, Page 12
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113TV SET BACK Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30472, 20 June 1964, Page 12
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