Perverted originality was ascribed to Muriel Watson, a smartly-dressed woman, who, at Reigate, was charged with having broken into the residence of Mr. N. F. Thompson, and stolen a number of articles, including a sealskin jacket. She was arrested as she was about to leave the residence, on a bicycle. Pinned to the wall in one of the rooms was a sheet of' notepaper, upon which was written"Please will you have these bars removed from the window for the next visit? I wish I I had. a.truck for all these boots. Havo taken a feiY things, so don't be alarmed. Hope you all slept well.—Yours, The | Housebreaker."
A I . j " I EN Lamp excellence—as well as ia personal appearance—it is I always the little details that coemt. From the first beginnings j I in the making of an Osram, to the finishing tooch at its | completion, the mast scrupulous cafe is shown. In every detail , Osram is the perfect lamp. I OBTAINABLE FBOM ALL ELEO TRICIANS. G-E-C | British general Electric B®., Ltd., j WILLESTON STIIEET, WELLINGTON. RntWiv Bfftish Made H 'Phones—B329. * • .LalUX£ly UIILIISJ.JI 1 3093. - Si
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2955, 15 December 1916, Page 23
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186Page 23 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2955, 15 December 1916, Page 23
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