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. WHISKY STOLEN. (Per Press Association — Copyright.) .AUCKLAND, July 22. The watchman at the Ellerslie racecourse discovered at daylight this morning that somebody had broken' the lock of the door into the Leger bar and had stolen about eighteen bottles of | whisky, the property of the booth liccni see. i AN ARREST. CHRISTCHURCH, July 22. Detectives D. McKenzie and N. Kemp arrested a visitor from England whose name was given as Dr. J. C 4. Lamb, on a charge of attempting to obtain credit by fraud. It is alleged that Lamb has been negotiating with the Christchurch City Council and the heads of institutions for the gift to them of large sums of money. •‘COME TO BLENHEIM.” BLENHEIM, July 21. A Come to Benheim Week is being arranged in conjunction with the New Zealand boxing championships at the beginning of September. Preliminary finance has been raised and committees are considering an amusement programme.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 July 1933, Page 2
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154DOMINION ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 24 July 1933, Page 2
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