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Wairarapa Age, 4 May 1934, Page 4

An audacious burglary was carried out in Auckland on Wednesday night at the premises of a laundry company in Sussex Street. The burglars levered a sliding door off its rails in order to gain entrance, and then carried a small safe from the office and down a flight of six steps into tho factory. They could have been seen by any passer-by through a glass window. They removed the safe 160 feet across the factory floor, using a truck for the purpose, and then carried it down into the electric fuse room, which has a concrete floor. There they burst it open with an explosive, removed the money it contained, and departed through the back door. While they were in the office they ransacked every drawer and strewed the contents on the floor. The safe contained only petty cash, about £5 in all.—(P.A.) Furnished rooms to let. Round black brooch lost. Trained nurse seeks engagement. Vacancy in legal office for junior snorthand-typiste. Advertiser wishes to buy closed-in car; also light spring dray. Grey’s Cash and Carry’Butchery advertises week-end specials in choice meats.

Warham’s Orchard, South Road, adand Sturmer apples

WakemM - Msh grocer, Pine Street, advertises Friday and Saturday specials in the wanted column Messrs. G. A. Olliver, W. White and «. V. Mason, wood and coal merchants, a s d^® rtlse coal P rice s on page 3of this

Mr, Raymond Lee, registered architect, Masterton, invites tenders for the w e wr n /’ f / w ° sh<> P s in p ahiatua for Mr. W. T. Brown.

Tenders elsewhere invited for the purchase iby tender of the freehold properties situated in Bidefor.l district known as Burnside and Mangarae Ninnes, opposite Post Office, invite iir S ?x ° f a new consignment of Melba English bone china tea sets in dainty patterns and new designs The Farmers” feature snecial T Ue ;l T page lof to-dw’s isue. Lethaby’s New Way Dyeing- and Works invite' pubMc fnsX tion of the partly dry cleaned view in their window showing before and after treatment. Davies advertises that the physical culture classes for ladies and business girls are held on Mon' and S « a r d 7 Thursd W from 3 to 4 pm s”ni® tO r/ P ’ m ’’ at Miss Pat Nichol’s Stud lo , cosy Theatre Buildings. The terms are most moderate.