A Palmerston North minister paid a - late visit • one night recently to the house of his leading office-bearer to regain possession of some luggage which had been inadvertently left in the office-bearer's car. - ,On arriving at-his destination the minister found' the house in .darkness, and Wing unwilling, to disturb the slumbers, of the household, he quietly entered the garage and took possession of his lest property.,He had gqt about a hundred yards "on his homeward way when he Was angrily hailed by two. pursuing figures. "A daughter ofi the house had been aroused and had given her father the _alarm, with the result that he and his son,, hastily and scantily dressed, overtook the minister,: It is not expected that any further, developments will take place." . 1 •.
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18407, 13 June 1925, Page 2
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