DOMINION ITEMS.
A SHOPLIFTER. (By Telegraph—Pet Press Association;) AUCKLAND, Aug. 12. Adelaide Smailfield, aged 29 years, a married woman, was charged at the Police Court on five counts of stealing goods from shops. She pleaded guilty anu was fined £2O. Her thefts ranged over a period of a fortnight, a number of city shops being visited. Her counsel raised a plea of the woman’s health, but ithe Magistrate, Mr Hunt, said he might have been able to accept that explanation if there had oeen only one charge. WELLINGTON LAND SALE. £IOOO A FOOT. WELLINGTON, Aug. 12. A Willis St. property with a front-.-age of forty feet by ninety feet deep; now owned and occupied by McLean and Archibald, hardware merchants, has been bought by ftajenstoiii Bros. The price is over £40,000. SALVATION ARMY. GENERAL HIGGINS TO VISIT DOMINION. WELLINGTON, August 11. Commissioner Hay of the Salvation Army has been officially advised that General E. J. Higgins, who succeeded General Bramwell Booth in command of tlie Army, will arrive in Wellington in February.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 August 1929, Page 6
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172DOMINION ITEMS. Hokitika Guardian, 13 August 1929, Page 6
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