PROPERTY STOLEN.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume LIX, Issue 6, 14 February 1934, Page 100

PROPERTY STOLEN.

Freeman’s Bay. —During December last, from a launch the property of MARK BOWLES, 15 Vermont Street, Pon sonby, a brass eight-day clock, about 3 in. in diameter; value, £4. Identifiable.

Auckland. On the 20th or 21st ultimo, from the dwelling of HARRY TINSLEY GOLDIE, 30 St. George’s Bay Road, Parnell, an amethyst brooch, with gold centre with pearl set in it and nine large amethysts in a circle ; a gold scorpion brooch, set with moonstones (some missing); a gold chain and small gold fish-bowl pendant, with cat in gold on side, two emeralds for eyes ; a gold cross, with black leaves on it; a small gold figure, “ Thumbs-up ” charm, head of wood

with small ruby eyes; a gold tie-pin, with small gold scent-bottle attached; a greenstone bracelet linked with gold; a fine silver chain necklace, with fourteen moonstones set in silver attached ; a pearl bead necklace; a gold-mounted oval pendant, with yellow cairngorm attached , a set of gold sleeve-links, with “ A.A.G.” and “ 1907-1928 ” thereon; a watch-guard, “ H.T.G.” in monogram on it, with Auckland Exhibition gold tiki suspended; a silver cigarette-case, “ A.A.G.” and “ 1907-1928 ” thereon; a travelling-clock, in grey leather case, square shape, gold case, round luminous dial; a small clock in metal stand, round luminous dial; a ladies’ gold ring, with large cairngorm in claw setting ; a ladies’ thin gold ring, leaf design, with small circle of pearls set round small ruby in cluster ; a ladies’ gold ring, with greenstone tiki in claw setting ; a ladies’ platinum ring, with one large pearl in claw setting ; a ladies’ gold ring, with five diamonds in cluster in claw setting; a leather suit-case of light-brown colour, about 28 in. by 16 in. by 7 in., “ H.T.G.” on top in black letters; a a brown suit, double pleats in front of trousers, tape and leather sewn on bottom of trousers on inside ; six shirts, one light-blue and white striped silk, one blue and white striped cotton, two with brown and blue narrow stripes on light-grey background, one dark-grey with narrow white and brown stripes, and one with various coloured stripes, all size 14|-in. collar-band; ties; pyjamas; and shoes: total value, £B4. Identifiable.

Auckland. —On the 14th ultimo, the dwelling of ANNIE LOUISE TURNER, 55 Edenvale Road, was broken into and the following stolen: A dark-grey tweed suit, with extra pair of trousers; a ladies’ grey two-piece costume; an electroplated jewel-case, lined with wood, Sydney Harbour Bridge engraved on lid ; about six strings of assorted beads ; a ladies’ oval black ebony mirror; a child’s manicure-set; a pair of ladies’ lace-up shoes ; 1| yd. blue serge, &c.: total value, £l7. Portion identifiable.

Auckland. 24th ultimo, the property of JAMES EDWARD MARTIN, 166 Karangahape Road, a gentlemen’s 9 ct. gold half-hunting Elgin or Royal watch ; and a 15 ct. gold curb watch-chain, with long greenstone pendant attached : total value, £lO. Identifiable. Suspicion is attached to James Robert Dawson, who has been interviewed, but no evidence resulted.

Gisborne. — the years 1930 and 1933, the property of JULIUS DUNLOP DONNER, farmer, a -45 calibre automatic pistol, No. C. 33513.

Ohakune. —During the night of the sth instant, the shop of ERNEST OWEN LIGHTBAND, draper, was broken into and the following stolen : A gentlemen’s dark-grey Stetson hat, size 7 ; a gentlemen’s fawn Borsalino hat, size 6|-; a fugi silk shirt; a cream woollen pullover; a silk interlock shirt; a silk interlock singlet; two pairs sports trousers, size 5 ; a gentlemen’s sports coat, size 6, light-fawn colour; a gentlemen’s yellow and white striped blazer, size 4 ; a rug, National Woollen Mills, Mcßeth tartan ; two shirts, one luvisca ; a white luvisca shirt, size 15 ; six elastic sports belts ; six pairs fancy socks ; three ladies’ vests, Ivanhoe brand; four ladies’ vests, Sensola brand; three ladies Greenest ar a ladies’ heavy cream fugi frock, with fancy blue tie, blue and red mixtures, flared skirt which is soiled ; a pair of white washable Court shoes, Cuban heels, size 5 ; a ladies’ blue locknit Princess slip, Parisian brand ; a ladies’ black cloth coat, diagonal weave; two pairs of ladies’ fugi silk bloomers; a small fawn rayon frock, with large red and yellow spots, faded in front; a ladies’ salmonpink woollen jumper with short sleeves, yellow striped yoke ; a blue and yellow check gingham frock with long sleeves ; a long black marocain frock, trimmed with white crinkled crepe; six pairs dark-brown and gunmetal stockings; a ladies’ navy-blue velour coat, brown fur collar and cuffs ; a ladies’ all-wool diagonal cloth coat, bright blue with musquash collar attached, no cuffs; a bed quilt, Alhambra quality, in pale-blue shade ; a single bed quilt, white marcella -quality ; three pairs small white towels ; a pair of large coloured towels ; and a pair of ladies’ black shoes:/total value, £34. Identifiable. / (T7~J~urui AaAJC 0 ' . ‘ypA V"-

Stratford. 26th ultimo, the property of WILLIAM FRANCIS CLEMOW, farmer, Brecon Road, a rolled-gold Waltham or„ Elgin watch, /with Dennison hunting-case; value, £5. Identifiable. lit' $V'

Hawera. —11th ultimo, from a coat in the aeroplane “ Faith in Australia,” the property of C. T. P. ULM, £56 15s. in notes and silver. The money was stolen cither during the flight between Levin and Hawera, or at the latter place.

Taihape. — the 25th December last and the 22nd ultimo, from the office of HENRY HAROLD HARRIS, farmer, Koeke, seven gold medals of various designs, “ H.” or “ H. H. Harris ” on them, and some have “ Best Worked Dog at Moawhango ” and “ Presented by the Kawatau Collie Club,” also some reference to Ohura and another Collie Club on them : total value, £2B, Identifiable, +U&ITV- 7/3 3 qfc-

Wellington. —-4th ultimo, from the dwelling of HASSELL HORACE HAYDEN BRADY, 90 Roxburgh Street, a black Security fountain-pen, gold band on barrel, small revolving wheel for marking cheques on cap end ; a brass match-box, advertising Johnny Walker whisky ; a bronze medal; a silver medal ; a silver medal with gold centre; a silver Maltese- medal, with gold centre— engraved “H. Brady, 1933,” on backs; and a silver Delta open-face stopwatch : total value, £lO. Identifiable except watch.

Christchurch. 29th December last, from Oxford Terrace, the property of RONALD lAN SNEDDON, 467 Papanui Road, a 1923-24 model five-seater Ford tourer motor-car, red with black bonnet, white wheels, engine No. 477963, registration No. 31-397, spare tire on rear; value, £lO. Identifiable.

Leeston. —Between the 21st December, 1933, and the 2nd instant, the dwelling of ROBERT BRUCE, school-teacher, Killinchy, was broken into and the following stolen : a darkgrey clerical tweed suit, “ Beath and Co.” on tag ; a fawn suede tobacco-pouch, with silver shield on it; a 45. -piece, dated 1897; and a fawn gabardine Burberry raincoat: total value, £9. Identifiable. Suspicion is attached to Man (name unknown), age about forty-five, height about 5 ft. 9 in., labourer, slight build, fresh complexion, fair hair ; dressed in light check suit, light soft felt hat with black band, blue tie with white spots, and black boots. He may be carrying a swag, and may be wearing the stolen spit. / v/X/ }/

Dunedin. —On the 30th December last, from the dwelling of VERA PRENDERGAST BRINSLEY, 169 Forbury Road, St. Kilda, a ladies’ 18 ct. gold ring, set with large graduated diamonds in platinum setting, square shank engraved on each side of setting ; value, LlO. Identifiable. / -

Bicycles. ' Queen Street Wharf (Auckland). —18/11/33, the property of Cliff-Douglas Hawke, a gentlemen’s black Farmers’ Monarch Special, No. R.F. 4531 ; value, £3 10s.

Thames. —16/12/33, the property of Joseph Henry Senior, a gentlemen’s Monarch Special, No. K.R. 1825 ; value, £2.

Rotorua. —2/1/34, the property of Ngana te Kiri, a gentlemen’s black Farmers’ Trading Co., No. H.Y. 500; value, £6.

Levin. —30/12/33, the property of David Laing, a gentlemen’s black; value, £2.

Levin. —6/1/34, the property of Stanley Richard S; a ladies’ black, No. 213062; value, £4 .'r <r uwcO. “7/.

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Wanganui. —23/12/33, the property of James Francis Ahern, a gentlemen’s black Pilot, No. A. 80238 over 9/32 ; value, £B.

Wanganui. l9/12/33, the property of James George Hartley, a gentlemen’s Armstrong, No. F. 7659, black with green lines ; value, £lO. /L 9/s/i<r Wanganui. l6/12/33, the property of Celia Hoffman, a ladies’ black ; value, £3.

Wanganui. —l4/12/33, the property of .RonaicUSlater, a gentlemen’s black ; value, £4. /^~ZoZ^

Wanganui. ll/12/33, the property of Edith Dellow, a ladies’ 8.5. A., No. W.I. over 13468,.b1ank /with gold lines; value, £lO. j^Jur*AU*V

Wanganui. —B/12/33, the property of Jim Clarkin, a gentlemen’s Monarch Special, No. L.X. 2639, black with red lines ; value, £9.

Masterton. —7/12/33, the property of James Toban, a gentlemen’s black 8.5. A.; value, £3.

Masterton. —24/1/34, the property of Harry Stanley Tate, a gentlemen’s black ; value, £4.

Masterton. —l6/1/34, the property of Louis Francis, a gentlemen’s black Champion, No. A. 13417, Hercules hub ; value, £5.

Westport.—26/11/33, the property of John Nicholas Gilovitch, a gentlemen’s light-brown ; value, £5.

Westport. —l9/12/33, the property of Flora Hay-McKenzie, a ladies’ black; value, £3.

Christchurch. the property of Harold Ward, a gentlemen’s black John Ncl/33538 ; value, £2 15s. Christchurch. —29/12/33, the property of Alexander Colvill, a gentlemen’s blue Paterson, No. 9999 ; value, £4 10s.

Christchurch. 27/12/33, the property of Arnold Burrows, a gentlemen’s black, No. 716, Banfield transfer ; value, £5 10s.

Christchurch.— 23/12/33, the property of Ralph Dynes, a gentlemen’s red, No. B. 244-4113, Butler transfer ; value, £9.

Christchurch.— 22/12/33, the property of Norman Francis McCallister, a gentlemen’s black Victory, No. a 64498 ; value, £4 15s.

Christchurch. —3/1/34, the property of Douglas Meir, a gentlemen’s blue Victory, No. 5509 ; value, £4.

Christchurch. —1/1/34, the property of William Harland, a gentlemen’s black Gamage, No. 67019 value, £5.

Christchurch. —l/1/34, the property of George Watts, a gentlemen’s black Gamage, No. 270 ; value, £5.

Timaru. 2B/12/33, the property of Walter Rae, a gentlemen’s blue Arrow ; value, £2.

Oamaru. —B/1/34, the property of Errol Anderson, a gentlemen’s black 8.5. A., No. L. 12; value, £2.

Gore. —lo/11/33, the property of Edward Denis Hickey, a gentlemen’s black Challenge, No. 3416 ; value, £6.

Invercargill. B/12/33, the property of Leslie Charles Robinson, a gentlemen’s black Rudge- Whitworth, No. 129850 ; value, £6.