INQUIRIES, ETC., FROM OUTSIDE NEW ZEALAND.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XL, Issue 24, 16 June 1915, Page 419

INQUIRIES, ETC., FROM OUTSIDE NEW ZEALAND.

Sydney (New South Wales).— The following is a list of bank-notes stolen from registered mail-bag, Burrenjuck to Sydney, on 15t,h Mav, 1915 : £5 Notes. —U 859587, U 940073, U6OSBO, U 161398, U 925162, U 513364, U 342623, U 178785, U 773405, U 717959, U 929291, U 799376, U 623180, U 498728, ÜBl6llß, U 922687, C 527882, U 769484. £1 N0te5. —Q712496, Q 194048, Q 051086, T 927590, 065093, R 147546, T 559737, 0327855, P 566103, 228369 A, P 512025, 5461003, T 928445, F 178595, 5178684, R 928293, ONo. 381250, F 010995, C 246248, E 8855968, SOl6llß, 343913 A, 0627422, F012492F, D423716D, T 973548, Q 669782, 5541097, 5963158. K 398097, F084078F, E248300E, F046137F, 0 No. 274241, C002791C, C 0765020, L 187140, 5404156, 312450, 312387. Q 327265, Q 603545, K 471959, 253594, 5999706, 402514, 189632 A. If any of these notes are traced or any information is obtained regarding them, a communication is to be sent immediately to the Commissioner of Police, Wellington. (P. 15/783.)

San Francisco (California, U.S.A.). quested for the following jewellery, the property of GEORGE F. VOLKMANN, 2307 Broadway Street, which was stolen on the 3.lst December, 1914: A diamond bowknot breast-pin, all platinum mounting, open work between, solid mounted edges, scratch-marked “No. 543,” containing 238 diamonds ; a string of pearls (necklace) with diamond snap, scratch-marked “No. 4513,” containing thirty diamonds and 111 pearls; a diamond bow-knot breast-pind a diamond brooch, No. 665, containing two pear-shape; diamonds and eighty-four other diamonds; a star-shaped breast-pin, large ruby set in centre surrounded by small diamonds, the latter again surrounded with small rubies, ihe edge of pin also set with small diamonds ; a lady’s gold ring, large pearl in centre with a diamond on each side, also three or more very small diamonds projecting from pearl in opposite direction; a pair of earrings, No. 7929, containing two rubies and twenty diamonds, changed later from screws to earrings, the extensions set with a number of small diamonds; a platinum lorgnette, handle 4 in. to 5 in. long, and platinum chain about 4ft. long; a platinum necklace about 18 in. long, with a large diamond set in the front, with two short platinum chains, 1 in. in length, hanging from same, with a diamond set in the end and one in the centre ; a gold pin the shape of the letters S and B put together, the S being set with diamonds and the B with rubies; a lady’s open-face black-enamel watch, No. 8317, case 14 ct. gold, No. 904133, Longines movement, No. 904129, hung on black-enamel bow-knot-shaped pin ; a lady’s openface watch, No. 10739, case 18ct. gold, No. 226535, set with diamond, Patek, Phillipe, and Co. movement, No. 116269; a set of pearl cuff-buttons; a set of small cuff-buttons ; a orescent-shaped gold breast-pin, set with small pearls; a harvest-moon brooch, No. 10694, containing twenty-five pearls; a pearl guard-chain, No. 6101, containing fourteen pearls; and a<long fine-linked watch-chain, about 4ft. long, with fourteen pearls, set about Sin. or 4 in. apart. If any trace of the above jewellery is discovered, information is to be sent at once to the Commissioner of Police, Wellington. (P. 15/843.)