PROPERTY STOLEN.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XXXII, Issue 22, 5 June 1907, Page 218

PROPERTY STOLEN.

Epsom.— Between 17th and 21st ultimo, from the bedroom of MAUD ALICE BOSWORTH, Kimberley Road, an 18 ct. gold ring with three diamonds in square setting, “ M.A.H.” scratched on inside of ring ; value, £B. Identifiable.

Wellington. —llth or 12th ultimo, from JAMES O’DEA, architect, a gentlemen’s gold hunting-watch, No. 48679, and a 9 ct. gold curb albert chain; value, £l9 10s. Theft from the person.

Havelock. —7th or Bth ultimo, from CHARLES HANSEN, fisherman, five flounder-nets, all joined together, about 330 fathoms long, 5-| in. mesh ; net about 36 in. wide, of tanned crochet-cotton; had attached lead sinkers and cork floats ; value, £l9. Identifiable. Suspicion attached to Percy Neame, fisherman, Mahau, Pelorus Sound.

Christchurch. — 26th April last, a silver chain, snake pattern, with greenstone pendant; a gold pin, sword pattern, “ From Jack to Olive ” stamped thereon; a gold brooch, and a number of foreign coins, property of GEORGE BRUNTON; value, £7: two large rings, one with a red stone in centre, “ Jones & Son ” stamped inside one of them (9 ct. gold), property of FREDERICK NEITH; value, £1 each: a gold medal, “E. Boocock ” stamped on it; a silver chain; a gold tie-pin with greenstone bell, property of E. BOOCOCK; value, £2 Iss. Identifiable. Breaking and entering hut of complainants at Richmond.

Coalgate.— 6th ultimo, from JOHN BUCKMAN, labourer, a metal open-faced Waterbury watch, “ Trump ” on inside plate; a small penknife with brown-horn handle, silver plate on side; value, 19s. 6d. Suspicion attached to Edward Myer Myers, age twenty - nine, height 5 ft. 4£ in., tailor and labourer, native of England, dark complexion, black hair, brown eyes, large nose.

Dunedin. —9th instant, from the shop of EDWARD FLYNN, second-hand dealer, a dark-tweed overcoat with white thread running through the material; value, £l. Suspicion attached to a man, name unknown, age thirty, height 5 ft. 6 in., medium build, very dark complexion, dark moustache only; dressed in dark clothes and black hard hat.

Dunedin. —llth ultimo, from a railway-carriage, property of SAMUEL ISAACS, a dark-blue heaver overcoat, with velvet

collar, lined with tartan, and striped satin, brass chain tab. The pockets of coat contained a spotted muffler and a pair of tan-kid gloves 1 value* £2. Identifiable.

Dunedin. —Between 10th and 13th April last, from a trunk in transit by rail from Christchurch to Dunedin, property of ALEXANDER PALMER, ex-hoteikeeper, two gold brooches, pattern two golf-clUbs joined together, about 2 in; long, each set with ten diamonds ; value, £7O. Identifiable.

Dunedin. —On or about 4th ultimo, from the dwelling of ALEXANDER SLIGO, Union Street, a well-worn gold band ring, “ Martha Read, 1894 ”on inside; a small dress ring set with a ruby and two or three pearls ; value, £1 each. Identifiable.