Stolen.

Canterbury Police Gazette, Volume XIV, Issue 9, 1 May 1876, Page 65

Stolen.

Lost or stolen from Lyttelton, between the 28th February , and the 9th March, 1876, a brown wooden box, about 14in x 9iu., containing jewellery, addressed Mrs. Meadows, Kaikoras,” and identifiable.

pieces, the property of the Churchwardens of Avonside parish. Box only identifiable/

Stolen from the residence of Mr. Q-. A. Eeade, corner of Park Terrace and Carlton Road, between twelve midnight, 19th, and 7 am. 20th March, 1876, an old blue monkey jacket, and an old pair of tweed trousers. Identifiable. The house was burglarously entered, and Mr Reade offers a reward of £2O for the discovery of the offender.

Stolen from a cupboard, in the vestry of Avonside Church, between 8 p.m. 23rd, and 8 a.m. 24th ultimo, a small dark polished cedar wood box, containing £7 in single notes, eleven shillings, and £5 chiefly composed of sixpenny and threepenny

Stolen from the waggon of A. Wilson and Sons, storekeepers at Teniuka, whilst standing outside the Cave Hotel, McKenzie Country, during the evening of the 16th ultimo, four pair light brown cord trousers, size 4 and 5, value £6; one pair white moleskin trousers, size 6, value 16s. 6d.; one pair, black cloth trousers, size ;5, value 275. 6d. ; four or five pairs dark brown vests, men’s size, corded points and sleeves, value £4 10s. ; one black cloth vest, men’s, size ; 5, value 18s 6d.; one double-breasted. vest with white silk spots, value 215. ; four or five pairs strapped tweed trousers, value £6.; one red blanket with two black stripes down centre, value 305.; two pairs : brown plaid trousers, value £2.; one dark grey vest, size 5, value 17s. 6d.; two pairs diamond tweed trousers,' value £2.; several other articles tied up in a bundle, value 30s. Identifiable. A doubtful case, the driver of the waggon, Thomas White, being the worse for liquor the same evening.

JonN Baneill, French, 35 years, sft. 4in., rather stout build, dark complexion, dark whiskers, beard and moustache, grey eyes, has been a sailor, and has bust of a female tattooed ou, his right arm, dressed in dark blue coat, dirty tweed trousers, and light brown slouched felt hat, is charged on warrant, filed in Commissioner’s office, with deserting his wife, Catherine infill, at Christchurch, on the 19th ultimo. This offender came originally from the West Coast, and is known to the Police there. Vide Canterbury Police Gazette, 1875, page 51 and 113.

Beyeeting to Police, Gazette No. 5, 1876, page 34, offenders .Frederick Fitzgerald, and Charles Pearson, larceny at Echuca, Victoria, have been arrested by the Otago Police.

Beyebting to Police Gazette No. 3, 1876, page 16, offender William Clarke, alias William Clarke Earl, has been arrested by Mounted Constable Dance, Hurunui Police.

Beyeeting to Police Gazette No. 8, 1876, page 60, the warrant against Edward Makutowski for wife desertion, has been cancelled, he having sent her money to join him at Sydney.

Beyeeting to Police Gazette No. 8, 1876, page' 60, offender Henry Jordan, has been arrested by the Oamaru Police, and remanded to Christchurch.

Beyeeting to Police Gazette No. 8, 1876, page 59, Francis Coyne’s violin has, been found by Mounted Constable Lamb, concealed under a log of wood, near Barker’s Hotel, at the Head of the Bay. Akaroa.

Beyeeting to Police Gazette No. 8, 1876, page 61, missing friend Emma Goss, has been found.

Beyeeting to Missing friend form of enquiry, dated Christchurch, 17th ultimo, Amy Thorne was found in the river Heathcote on the 19th instant, drowned.

Bevebting to Police Gazette No. 6 1876 page 42, Bobert Morgan’s horse, therein referred to was impounded at Geraldine and sold early in the month to Mr A Mac donald of Geraldine, for £ls

Beyeeting to Police Gazette No. 15 1875 page 112, offender David White,’ child desertion, has been arrested by the West land Police..