Four premises burgled
Property and cash worth more than $BOO was stolen in four burglaries in Christchurch on Thursday and yesterday morning. Stereo equipment valued at $2OO was taken from a house in Collins Street, Addington, and thieves escaped with a radio cassette player worth $163 from a house in South-
i ampton Street, Sydenham. i A second cassette player ■ and a watch, worth a total ■ of $225, were stolen from a flat in Martbem Crescent, ; Bishopdale. ! Detectives are also investi- , gating the theft of $215 in i cash from M. G. Coulbeck, i Ltd, sheet-metal workers, at • 309 A Blenheim Road.
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Press, 18 December 1976, Page 6
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