At the Mount Eden householders' meeting on Monday Mr. J. Murdock, not Mr. Murray, moved in the matter of the Bible in schools. Our Papakura correspondent writes:Wo have received' a visit from expert burglars, who found their way into the railway station, apparently by skeleton keys, and broke open the safe and made off with about £30. This took place during .Sunday night or Monday morning. They made oft with a trolley, and left it at Penrose. Two detectives have been up, and the local constable has been upon the alert, but we havojjot heard of any success in detecting the robbers. A similar burglary happened here five years ago. It wae fortunate that there was not a larger sum in the safe, but still it is discouraging that such high-hand 3d robbery should lake place so near the police station. Shipment oilcloths and linoleums, per 8.8. Tongariro, just opened; up-to-date designs, from Is Tonson Gnrlick Coy.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11953, 30 April 1902, Page 6
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