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JEWELLERY STOLEN. ’ - 'By Telegraph —Per Press Associationi WELLINGTON, __ March 7. . Some hundreds of pounds worth of ■ jewellery were stolen in a daring rob--berv carried out on the third floor of the Dominion Building yesterday moi’Qing or late on Saturday night. Tlie thief or thieves entered the premises of Delmonte Patience Ltd. -and took from showcases a considerable amount of valuable goods. It was not dis-, covered until yesterday afternoon, anil a full inventory of the stock had not bean /carried (out lifete last evening. Therefore the amount stolen has not yet 'been actually ascertained buit it is confidently believed the amount will run into several hundreds sterling.
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 March 1932, Page 6
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