SPECIAL NOTICE.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XLV, Issue 40, 6 October 1920, Page 593

SPECIAL NOTICE.

Wellington. —The following plate-glass windows were wilfully broken by some person or persons unknown : 10th July last Charles William Martin, three windows, at 13 Tory Street, value £4B. 11th July— Cycle and Motor Supplies (Limited), windows in Johnston Street, value £3O ; and F. J. Pinny’s window in Willis Street, value £6O. 12th July—G. M. Fowlds’s glass doors in Manners Street, value £5. 21st JulyW. G. Talbot’s window at 145 Featherston Street, value £7. 24th —Ross and Glendining’s two windows in Willeston Street, value £2O. 25th July—Philip Tosman’s window in Panama Street, value £B. 27th July— Ballinger Bros.’ window in Waring Taylor Street, value £3. 28th July Margaret Burge’s window at 4 Findlay Terrace, value 15s. 31st July—Meadows and Co.’s two glass doors in Ballance Street, value £lO. Ist August—Briscoe and Co.’s three windows in Harris Street, value £45; Union Steamship Company’s glass door, value £2O; and E. W. Mills’s two windows in Jervois Quay, value £7O. 2nd August —The National Cash Register Company’s window in Cuba

Street, value £SO ; C. Bird and Co.’s two windows in Willis Street, value £l|o ; Hope, Gibbons, and Clarkson’s glass door in Inglewood Place, value £10; and Alfred and Griffith’s two windows in Egmont Street, value £l6 10s. 4th August— Hornig’s show-case in Cuba Street, value 3s. 7th August— British Shoe Machinery Company’s window in Wakefield Street, value £2O. 16th August—Thomas Ballinger’s window in Victoria Street, value £4O ; and John Briggs’s window in Dixon Street, value £2. 19th August— Aicken’s window in Grey Street, value £2; and R. G. Knight’s window in Herbert Street, value 12s. 6d. Any information regarding the offences to be communioated to the Superintendent of Police, Wellington.