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VICARAGE RIFLED DURING CHURCH SERVICE. WOMAN’S HOUSE ROBBED.
(Par Press Association.) . Christchurch, last night.
St. John’s Vicarage, situated in the eastern portion.of the city, was broken into on Sunday night while service was being held in church, and £1 10b stolen. Eotianoe was gained through tbe scullery, adjoining a window. .
Auckland, last night. Last night thieves entered Mrs Perkin* son’s private house in Harding street while the members of tho family were in bed, and went through all the furniture oapable of holding valuables. They made a most thorough search, strewing tho contents all over the floor, and were successful inldiscovering, a sum of JEIO, whioh had been done hp Into paokages for the payment of tradesmen’s billß, and plaoed in a sideboard cupboard. 7_
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1673, 14 February 1906, Page 2
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