BURGLARY IN THE CITY.
TROTTING CLUB'S OFFICES.
CIGARETTES '■ AND STAMPS.
A burglary . occurred at the Auckland Trotting Club's offices in Durham Street on Tuesday night wStb, however, not very serious results. Entrance was obtained by means of a window, the intruder undoing the inside catch by breaking the glass* Practically every drawer was ransacked, but the only things missed were about 4s or 5s worth of stamps and about 300 cigarettes, the property of the secretary. Tapers wore not interfered with,- and no damage was caused other than the broken window.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18455, 19 July 1923, Page 10
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