BURGLARY IN THE CITY.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 91, 19 April 1911, Page 8

BURGLARY IN THE CITY.

The offices of Messrs Scott and Martmdale, in the Stock Exchange Buildings, were entered by burglars last night, and a sum of about £150 in notes and gold, together with a number of cheques, was stolen. It is surmised [-that the safe from which the money was taken had been- inadvertently left unI locked.

William M'Carley, who was accidentally shot in the back at South Karori on Sunday, is reported by the Hospital authorities this afternoon to be feeling a little easier. Tho first annual meeting of St! Mary's Hibernian Literary and Debating Society was held last Tuesday evening. The following officers were elected : — Patron, Rev. Dean Regnault, S.M. ; president, MisG K. Robinson ; hon. president, Rev. Father Yenning, S.M. ; vice-presidents, Rev. Father O'Shea, V.G., S.M., Rev. Dr. Kennedy, S.M., Mr. S. Moran, Mrs. T. G. Macarthv, Miss Kennedy ; secretary, Miss G. O'Flaherty ; treasurer, Miss M. Griffin ; committee, Misses Simon, Malone, Craig, O'Donoghue, M'Mahon,M'Grath. Messrs. Cooper, Ltd.Thave a" fine collection of chrysanthemum Mooms on view at' their warehouse, Willis-street. Considering the season, the 'blooms are very finf, and ujclud© some new varieties, such as Willis James,* Mrs. Miller, the champion English white, J. C. iNeill, champion yellow, all of which are new to New Zealand. To-morrow, at 1.30 o'clock, Messrs. T. Kennedy Macdonald, Ltd., "will hold a tale of household furniture, including Singe." sewing machine, cheval duchessc pair, and effects on the premises, No. 5, Kelvingrove, off Abel Smith-street. ¦ Mr. Mathew Walker,_ psycho-physician, will deliver a metaphysical lecture in the Masonic TTall, Boulcott-street, this evening, at 7.30. Tle^s?s."Rliime""n^CoT J /*mo J rcer6," notify in our advertising columns that they have taken over part of the premises lately occupied by Messrs. Caterer and Carey, and will open the new premises on Monday next. Messrs. R. H. Scott and Co., the corner 1. Willis-street, aro advertising tweed overcoats and rainprcofs at special prices.