STONE THROWN
ANOTHER WINDOW BROKEN. (By 'Telegraph — I'er Press Association) AUCKLAND. April 2S. A large n!at" glass window on the Queen .fleet frontage of ill" shoe nl Horace Pull. Lid., in the- Power Hoard Buildings, vas broken !y a stone t,hrown In a ".an a! >i\ o’clock hist ev "in;:. I’h" 11 a lie was one nut u i; i 1' le w . i.i, dli r i li" tile i"U i ng. ill,. 1 1 le id" 1 11 "'a - ""ii I, a "oast a > oil i I," L ■':ll . II" imi'oii I ill,, si: sp"C i ",| ma a, who wa -. ruiinii. ; in I lie i|u""l ion if Allmi 1 Park, 'i'lie mail < ■ 1 1 ' <! (■< I lie- eon st a LI".
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 April 1932, Page 5
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121STONE THROWN Hokitika Guardian, 30 April 1932, Page 5
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