Two burglars were captured in the warehouse of Messrs Scott, Henderson, and Co., merchants, Loftus-street, Sydney. They were found by two constables hiding among a number of cases on the ground floor, and on being searched a large jemmy was found in their possession. Thanks are due to the Oddfellows for the opportunity given to meet one's friends at Motutapu, Saturday. The Newmarket Fishing Club leave on an all-day fishing excursion to Ganncc Rock, north-east of Waiheke, in the s.s. Nautilus at night a.m. to-morrow. No well-regulated family is without a Syphon Sparklet, with the 1904 improved patent; Price, 4s 6d, at the D-S-C, An important property sale will be hold by Messrs. Samuel Vaile and Sons this afternoon. The lots to be submitted include three houses in Devonport, one 'at Ponsonby, and one at Remuera, in Eastham's estate. Besides these are two residences, with large grounds, at Owen's Road and Mount Roskill, and two allotments at Devonport. Some brick shops in Victoria-street West will be offered for lease for 99 years. To keep cool buy the Sparklet Syphon, with the latest improvements and extra parte; only 4s 6dj, at the D.S.C..
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12194, 13 February 1903, Page 5
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