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BREAKING AND ENTERING.
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■WELLINGTON, January ■ 4.
Having left behind him a coat; with papers in a pocket, which established his identity, / Thomas Harlow, . disturbed in a burglary surrendered latex to the police, and was to-day, in court pleading guilty to a charge of breaking and entering the warehouse of l;
Schneideman and-Sons and stealing a coat and vest. 1 ' „t/
He was committed for sentence,
VALUABLE WATCH RECOVERED
AUCKLAND,, January A. >
The recovery is reported to-day of the platinum wristlet watch, studded with j>nd * worth £3OO, lost yesterday in Street by .< Mrs Dorothy Abel, an American passenger by the 'Matson liner Mariposa for Sydney, from Los Angeles. As a detective was visiting a pawnshop in the course of inquiries, he came upon a man with, the watch, inquiring its value from the pawnbroker. The man said that he had found the watch on the wharf yesterday; - The police will return the watch to its owner.
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 January 1933, Page 5
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