INQUIRIES, ETC., FROM OUTSIDE NEW ZEALAND.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 44, 9 November 1910, Page 485

INQUIRIES, ETC., FROM OUTSIDE NEW ZEALAND.

Melbourne. —21st or 22nd ultimo, the shop of Roy McDougall, jeweller, Collins Street, was broken into, and the following articles stolen: Nine fancy enamel necklets, blue and green ; twelve amethyst necklets; fifteen torquoise and matrix necklets; six tourmaline necklets, green and pink; thirty-five pairs earrings, assorted stones, amethysts, pearls, and tourmalines, green and pink; three dozen brooches, golf-pattern, set with pearls and torquoises ; sixteen medals with raised centres, cricket, golf, and football; three dozen scarf-pins, pearls and torquoises ; also a single-stone diamond for stud combination; eight sovereign-purses, 18ct., 15ct., and 9ct., engraved and hall-marked; six silver sovereignpurses ; six dozen flexible bangles, set with pearls, pearls and torquoises, pearls and amethysts, plain, and Milanese ; three enamel blue expansion watch-bangles; two silver expansion watch-bangles; a rolled-gold watch-bangle; four pairs amethyst drops, cut all round; a ladies’ gold Waltham keyless watch; a gentlemen’s 18ct. gold hunting Waltham watch, inscribed “J. Donnelly, &c.” ; a 9 ct. gold bamboo bangle; a gentlemen’s gold albert, with charm (magnifying glass) attached; a coin bangle, Australian threepenny pieces, with gilt shilling; a pearl and amethyst earring ; a pink tourmaline necklet, with pearls; a green tourmaline necklet, with pearls; a double curb albert, 15ct., stamped with star ; two 9 ct. gold baby bangles; two expansion enamel bangles : value, £6OO. (10/2270.)