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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 1941, 18 February 1919, Page 1

STOLEN NOTES RECOVERED. One thousand eight hundred pounds in bills, stolen from the Canadian Express Company in a daylight robbery between Toronto and Hamilton, has been discovered in a Toronto backyard. POOD SHORTAGE IN SWEDEN. The food shortage in Sweden is grave, and the position of small children is very serious. Increased supplies will materially assist to combat arty attempt at introducing Bolshevism into the country. TAMPERING WITH CARGO. Rochester magistrates sentenced six seamen each to one months’ innprisomnent, with hard labour, for tampering with the cargo of a merchant steamer and stealing £27 worth of whisky destined for an army hospital.

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