PROPERTY STOLEN.
Whangaroa.Between the Ist June, 1930, and 17th C July last, the property of FRANCIS SAMUEL THORN "T SHEPHERD, Tauranga, a -22 calibre six-chambered Young &
American revolver, No. 323709, made by IL-tuid R. Arms Co., U.S.A. ; value, £1 10s. Identifiable. Qo®
Whangarei. — loth ultimo, from the shop of Newberry and Walters, Walton Street, the property of STEWART HAROLD WEBSTER, Onerahi, a -22 calibre semi-automatic Bayard single-shot pea-rifle, No. 105372 ; value, £l. Identifiable.
Auckland. On the Ist July last, from a room in the Y.W.C.A., Upper Queen Street, the property of TUI RICHARDSON, a ladies’ gold Swiss wristlet-watch, octagon shape, No. 78906 ; value, £4 15s. Identifiable.
Auckland. —29th July last, from a motor-car in Fort Street, the property of THOMAS CLARK, Queen’s Arcade, a gentlemen’s brown and grey overcheck tweed golf suit, plus fours ; two pairs of gentlemen’s golf stockings ; and a gentlemen’s grey and brown woollen pull-over, two pockets, V neck : total value, £9 14s. Identifiable.
Auckland.3oth July last, from a motor-car in Kitchener Street, the property of EDWARD JOHN McQUILLAN, No. 13 Third Avenue, Kingsland, a gentlemen’s single-breasted heavy grey tweed overcoat, belt on back, “ Milne and Choyce ” brand on inside of collar ; value, £l2. Identifiable.
Auckland. —On the 13th ultimo the warehouse of S. L. P. RIMMER AND CO., 95 Nelson Street, was broken into and the following stolen : A crossed cheque for £4 os. Bd. on the National Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, No. 188806, drawn in favour of S. L. P. Rimmer, and signed J. E. Green ; a crossed cheque for £lO Is. 4d. on the National Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, No. 410770, drawn in favour of S. L. P, Rimmer, and signed Robert Carr ; and £7 os. 10-|d. in money. Cheques only identifiable.
Thames. Between the 15th and 22nd June last, the property of AMY TAYLOR, Kopu, a 1925 model Ford motorcar, engine No. C 22378 0; value, £5. Identifiable. The engine was stolen from the chassis in the yard of L. Mitchell, carrier.
Gisborne.On the 14th June last the dwelling of WILLIAM CLARENCE WATTS, Roebuck Road, was broken into and the following stolen : A -22 calibre Young American double-action rim-fire revolver, No. 263712, made by Harrison and Richardson Arms Co., Worcester, Mass., U.S.A. ; value £l. Identifiable.
Fitzroy.— On the 10th ultimo, from the dwelling of ANNIE LUCRETIA PARKER, 708 Devon Street, New Plymouth, a small dark-brown lunch - case ; a small black leather purse ; a gold ring set with a cluster of diamonds, with lavender-coloured stone in centre, similar to illustration No. 81 in Police Gazette, 1911, page 6 ; a gold ring set with live diamonds in claw-setting, similar to illustration No. 75 in Police Gazette, 1911, page 6 ; a gold ring set with three diamonds, cracked at bottom, similar to illustration No. 80 in Police Gazette, 1911, page 6 ; a gold ring set with three or four diamonds in claw-setting, similar to illustration No. 75 in Police Gazette, 1911, page 6; £1 Bs. 4d. in money ; and sundry papers : total value, £4B 10s. lOd. Identifiable except money and papers.
Stratford. 2Bth June last, the property of LAURENCE AUSTIN ENNIS, a -22 calibre Winchester repeating-rifle, No. 627685, 1906 model; value, £3 10s. Identifiable. The rifle was lost from a motor-car between Taupo and Raetihi.
Wellington. —2lst July last, from the shop of SCHNEIDEMAN AND SONS, LTD., Willis Street, a gentleman’s doublebreasted reddish-brown tweed overcoat, branded “ Schneideman and Sons, Ltd.” on inside pocket and neckband, “No. 1803” on inside of pocket; size 3 or 4 ; value, £5 17s. 6d. Identifiable.
Christchurch. Between the 29th and 30th July last, from a case in the Canterbury Museum, the property of the TRUSTEES, CANTERBURY MUSEUM, a five-chambered muzzle-loading self-cocking percussion revolver, Tipping and Lawden make, “XI ” marked on stock ; a -chambered straight-action Colt revolver, scenes engraved on barrel, “ XII ” on stock ; and a four-barrel breech-loading rim-fire target pistol, revolving percussion-cap, brass barrels, wooden stock, “ XVIII ”on it: total value, £B. Identifiable.
Christchurch. 3rd July last, the property of HILDA EMILY FORD, 288 Madras Street, a white double blanket with blue border, a single blanket with blue border, and a brown check rug; total value, £3 10s. Identifiable. Suspicion is attached to Thomas Willail, alias Jackson, referred to in Police Gazette, 1928, page 60, and Photographs, 1925, page 48. The suspect rented a room from complainant, and after he vacated it the blankets were missed. / / , -O&U/jAyc/ 7//0/5/ Christchurch. —On the sth and 20th ultimo the premises of GUTHRIE BOWRON AND CO., LTD., 143 Worcester Street, were broken into and the following stolen : Six Air-O-Spray painting outfits; two gentlemen’s double-breasted leather overcoats; a ladies’ green leather coat with blue binding ; a ladies’ brown leather coat with green binding ; a number of paint brushes, Hamilton, Albatross, and Lark brands ; ten sets of signwriter’s brushes, Devonshire brand; a fibre suit-case, size 20 in. by 12. in ; a leather suit-case, size 20 in. by 12 in. ; and six painter’s hacking knives : tota value, £9O 16s. Identifiable. Some of the paint brushes have been recovered, and Cyril Turnbull Gribbin charged with offence. On the 20th ultimo the premises were found to
on fire, and it is thought that theAire may have been originated by the offenders. CbntfijVl OjluuUaJ OAU/)**/ OffS/A*'. Timaru. On the night of the 16th ultimo the premises of SAMUEL GEORGE MCCLELLAND, 218 Stafford Street, were broken into and the following stolen : Two gentlemen’s overcoats, sizes 4 and 5, branded “ Cambridge ” ; a gentlemen’s navy-blue trench overcoat, size 4, branded “Smarton” ; two gentlemen’s dark-grey worsted suits, size 4, branded “ McClelland’s Regal clothing ” ; a gentlemen’s dark-grey and brown worsted suit, size 5, branded McClelland’s Regal clothing ” ; and four gentlemen’s wire twist shirts : total value, £3l. Identifiable.. Suspicion is attached to Two Men (names unknown)(l) age about twenty, height about 5 ft. 8 in., medium build, dark complexion and hair : (2) age about twenty, height about 5 ft. 8 in., medium build, fresh complexion, fair hair. One of the suspects was wearing a blue overcoat, and the other was wearing a greenish-blue overcoat (neither wore a hat), and each carried a,suit-case andswag /TmjrvuM) 19/1/3/, Bicycles. Newton. 3o/7/31, the property of John Carpenter, a gentlemen’s Monarch Special, black with red lines, No. K.M. 5613 ; value, £6 2s. 6d.
Auckland. —9/7/31, the property of James Withey, a gentlemen’s blue Farmers’ Monarch Special racing model, No. F.Y. 378; value, £5 10s. 7/7/31, the property of f u/Hector John Watts, a gentlemen’s black Farmers’ Union, %o. 24581 ; value, £3. 27/6/31. the property, of Charles / John Jamieson. a gentlemen Is—black/ Farmers’ Monarch 1 Special, No. E.L. 2853; value, £6 10s. 12/6/31, the proJ of Thomas William Bowden, a gentlemen’s Farmers’ racing model, blue with red lines ; value, £5 10s.
Napier. — the property of Frank Leonard Bott, a gentlemen’s black Anglesey, No. 6358 E.A. ; value, £l2.
Hastings. 2l/6/31, the property of Francis Edward Edgecomb, a gentlemen’s blue B.S.A. Empire model, No. 81 over 25 ; value, £5.
Wellington. the property of John Leonard Boyce, a gentlemen’s black Bowden and Tydsely ; value, £4. 6/7/31, the property of Thomas Arthur Allcock, a gentlemen’s black; value, £7. 25/7/31, the property of Jack Currie, a gentlemen’s black Couchman, No. 1532 ; value, £2. 15/7/31, the property of the New Zealand Dental Laboratories, a gentlemen’s black Couchman, “ F.H. ” stamped underneath saddle; value, £4 15s. 30/7/31, the property of Edward Vaughan, a gentlemen’s Monarch Special, black with gold lines, No. 6602 J. ; value, £ll. 3/8/31, the property of Ronald Emeades, a gentlemen’s black Aberdale, No. F.A. 11513 ; value, £6 15s.
Christchurch. —lo/7/31, the property of Mervyn Loughlin, a gentlemen’s red Butler, No. 2023 and 1085 ; value, £B. 25/7/31, the property of Eddie Condon, a gentlemen’s lightblue Butler, No. 1523 and 02412; value, £5. 22/7/31, the property of Janet Gee, a ladies’ black Twiss, No. 3041 ; value, £5. 20/7/31, the property of Walter Wakefield, a gentlemen’s black Butler, No. 6253 and 83128 ; value, £lO 10s. 21/7/31, the property of John William Evans, a gentlemen’s black Butler, No. 5211 and 65989 ; value, £4. 16/7/31, the property of Claude Davies, a gentlemen’s black Victor, No. 27/53785; value, £4 10s. 15/7/31, the property of C. Everett, a gentlemen’s black 8.5. A., No. 2366 ; value, £2. 11/7/31, the property of James Taylor, a gentlemen’s black Jones, No. 1837 ; value, £4. 13/7/31, the property of Charles Andrew Smith, a gentlemen’s khaki Butler, No. 03110 ; value, £7 10s. 11/7/31, the property of Cecil Baughan, a gentlemen’s blue Unique, No. 17 ; value, £lO 10s. 15/7/31, the property of Matthew McLaren, a gentlemen’s blue Victor, No. 099056 ; value, £9.
Dunedin. l3/7/31, the property of Frederick Cecil Marks,; a gentlemen’s black, No. 7157 ; value, £4.
Invercargill. l/6/31, the property of Alfred Frampton, a gentlemen’s black 8.5. A., No. W 8 over 77467 ; value, £7 7s.
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New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume LVI, Issue 35, 2 September 1931, Page 536
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