GOODS AND CASH TO VALUE OF £2 STOLEN AT LINWOOD.
BOYS ARE BELIEVED TO BE RESPONSIBLE. Boys are believed to have been responsible for the theft of cigarettes, brushes and coppers to t.he total value of £2 from the grocery store of Mr L. Morris, 494, Tuam Street, Linwood, last night. They scaled a wire grille in front of the shop and removed a glass panel from the door. They took ten shillings in cash from the till. “I consider myself very lucky in getting off so light--15,” said Mr Morris to-day.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18339, 16 December 1927, Page 1
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