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[UK 1 EUEGKAPH—±>KII PRESS ASSOCIATION] SERIES OF BURGLARIES. WELLINGTON. April 13. A series of burglaries in and about the city have been recently engaging the attention of the ipolice who announce the arrest of one man in connection with one offence. He will probably also be charged with being concerned in others. AN APPOINTMENT. AUCKLAND, April 13. Sir W. S. Pratt, who held an im.pod taint position oii the National Mortgage Company's staff, and was also assistant wheat Controller under the Govt rnment, has been appointed general manager of the Northern Roller Mills. POSTAL OFFICIAL IN TROUBLE. TIMARU. April 13. At the Magistrate’s Court. William James Minks. 19, a postal official, pleaded guilty to four charges of theft of postal packages to a total value of £7 10s. He was committed to the Supreme Court, at Tinraru for sentence. Bail was allowed
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 April 1922, Page 3
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143TELEGRAMS. Hokitika Guardian, 13 April 1922, Page 3
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