PROPERTY STOLEN.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 19, 18 May 1910, Page 214

PROPERTY STOLEN.

Auckland. —Bth March last, from the cabin of HENRY EDGAR, second engineer of the “ Wakatere,” a gentlemen’s very old open-faced silver English lever watch, “Thomas Bibby, Liverpool,” engraved on back plate in old-English letters, value £5 ; and a pair of gold pince-nez, value £IV.

Newton (Auckland).— Between 17th and 23rd ultimo, from a boat at Cox’s Creek, Ponsonby, the property of MATTHEW POOLE, carpenter, a sail, hoist 15 ft., gaff 13 ft., boom 19 ft. 9 in., small chafe about 3 ft. up the hoist, and about 4 ft. from the mast; value, £B. Identifiable.

Northcote (Auckland). —Between 2nd and sth instant, from a shed, the property of SARAH LIZZIE SUTHERLAND, Sulphur Beach, a ladies’ bicycle, rusty steel rims, upturned handles, no mud-guards, a small bull’s-eye lamp, and a bicycle-pump ; value, £3. Identifiable.

Ponsonby (Auckland). —7th instant, from the bedroom of MAY PHILLIPS, Hamilton Road, two gold pins, connected by a fine gold chain, one set with a yellow stone, the other set with an amethyst, value £3 ; a gold oval brooch, resembling a sheaf of wheat, winh a hand holding a sickle, value £5 ; a silver oblong hat-pin box, value os.; a gold-bar brooch, bird with pearls near the centre, value 10s. ; a double silver watch-chain, rope-pattern, with balls on it, value 10s.; a small stiver locket, shield-pattern, “ A. E. I.” in monogram thereon, value 2s. ; two small gold brooches, with doves connected with fine gold chain, value 10s. ; a gold tie-pin, with heart and chain, value 3s. 6d. ; a silver brooch, leafpattern, value 2s. 6d. ; a gold necklet, rope-pattern, value £l. Identifiable.

Ponsonby (Auckland).— 7th instant, from the dwelling of EDWIN THOMAS HART, a gold bangle, horse-shoe pattern, value £1; a Japanese bangle, of silver and wood, value 2s. 6d. ; a 9 ct. gold brooch, bar-pattern, set with two diamonds and a small sapphire, value 15s. ; an open-faced black-metal watch, maker’s name and number unknown, value 12s. fid. ; cash-box, containing sundry papers ; a silver trowel, about 3 in., used as a book-mark, value £1; a small silver match-box, and a Post-office Savings-bank book, with small balance.

Ponsonby (Auckland.) —7th instant, from the bedroom of MAURICE CASEY, Hamilton Road, a ladies’ gold hunting keyless Elgin watch, “No. 7672112 ” on and £jfO. 4545267/’ o# case; a small-link muff-chain J a small set with three diamonds and three rubles ; a gofanagger brooch ; a ladies’ hand-bag with silver plate inside; “ M. S. C. ” in monogram thereon: value, £l2.

Freeman’s Bay (Auckland.) —3rd instant, from the dwelling of CHARLES GEORGE, Victoria Street, a sixchambered pinfire revolver, in leather case, value £1 ; a sixchambered 22 calibre revolver, value £1 ; and £lB, consisting of a £1 note, gold, and small silver.

Karangahake. —sth instant, from the shop of ROBERT SAMUEL FLEMING, jeweller, a ladies’ 9ct. gold openfaced keyless watch, “Bordeaux” on it, value £3 3s. ; nine large greenstone pendants (not mounted) ; six pairs of goldmounted earrings ; six silver-mounted greenstone pendants ; a greenstone heart, mounted with gold fern-leaf, a goldmounted heart pendant, twenty-four gold-mounted petri-fied-wood brooches; twenty-four gold-mounted greenstone brooches; four imitation-gold rings, set with imitation stones : total value, £44. Breaking, entering, and theft.

black-enameled rat-trap pedals, straight handles, steel Aims, straight, steel mud-guaraaPßrpoffi saddle,/bell and lampbracket attached, front-nm arm brake, block chain, 70 gear; value, £6. IdentiMhle.

Picton. —sth instant, from the Federal Hall, the property of JOHN FAWCETT, builder, Blenheim, a gentlemen’s fawn-coloured rainproof overpoat, vertical pockets, chain tab, value £3 (identifiable); And a Panama hat, with black band, size 6|, value £1 ss. /

Christchurch.-— 22nd January last, from the dwelling of FREDERICK DE CARTERETE MALLET, a white tantalum stand, with three cut-glass bottles for holding spirits; value, £5. Identifiable.

Christchurch. the property of, mechanic, a gentlemen’s Rhun bicycle, Dunlop racing - tires, steel rims, rat - trap pedals, black grijwr; Christchurcil. —sth or 6th instant, from the dwelling of GRACE TURNBULL, a tin cash-box, containing a 9 ct. gold ring, set with five pearls, value £5 ; a 9 ct. gold ring, set with three emeralds and brilliants, value £5 ; a gold brooch, set with a large opal, gypsy setting, value £5; a silver broooh, set with imitation diamonds (French paste), one missing, value £2. Identifiable.

Christchurch. —Between 10th and 26th March last, from the Lyttelton Times Office, the property of ALFRED DICK-

SON, journalist, a pair of Goerz field-glasses, 6 in. diameter, bound with black leather, “A.” stamped on one barrel, “ D.” on the other, a chip out of the left eye-shield ; value, £lO. Identifiable.

Christchurch. —26th March last, from the Metropolitan Trotting-grounds, the property of ARTHUR WILLIAMS, a gentlemen’s Kapai bicycle, No. 271, Wentworth saddle, nickel-plated steel rims, steel pedals, celluloid mud-guards, raised handle, fixed wheel; value, £l3. Identifiable.

Christchurch. Library, the property of T. O’KEEFE, a gentlemen’s Speedy bicycle, No. 55, Brooks saddle, steel rims, rat-trap pedals, curved handles, leather grips, fixed wheel ; value, £ls. Identifiable.

Christchurch. —lst ultimo, from Worcester Street, the property of JEAN BAIN SPEARS, dressmaker, a ladies’ Anglo-Special bicycle, Brooks saddle, steel rims, rubber pedals, tortoise-shell grips, one spring of saddle broken, front mud-guard celluloid, the baok one steel, fixed wheel; value, £B. Identifiable.

Oamaru. —18th ultimo, from the freezing-works, the property of JOHN ORR, labourer, a gentlemen’s blue-enamelled bicycle, 22 in. frame, free wheel, back-pedalling brake, turned-down handles, leather toe-clips, forks slightly bent, new tubes ; value, £4. Identifiable. Suspicion attached to Duncan A. Galderwood, abscofider from Burnham Industrial School, age seventeen, height 5 ft. 7 in., slight build, dark complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, small head, sharp features ; dressed in dark-tweed suit and cap.