BURGLARY NEAR BULLS.
TWO PREMISES ENTERED. HUNT FOR THE MISCREANT. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) MARTON, Friday. Early last evening the residence of ,). B. Gaisford. the well-known racehorse owner, situated on the main load a « Bulls, was broken into and the stum of £2O in money and a quantity of wine and also a small quantity of clothing was stolen. A suspicious person, was seen near the house earlier. When a warning was given, the .owner found that the thief had disappeared, leaving behind a ragged blue overcoat,, , Entrance had been obtained by a bedroom window. A search along the Parewanui road revealed a broken bottle, indicating that the thief had indulged in wine.. A few hours later it was found that the residence of \V. J. Ellery, about 2 miles away, had also been entered while the occupants were milking, and the sum of £4 taken. A close watch is being-kept on . all roads in the district..
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Wairarapa Daily Times, 4 December 1926, Page 5
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