POLICE FILE
Ohakune residents who have in their possession a New World shopping trolley, be warned - return it or be fined. This message comes from the Ohakune Police following the recovery of a trolley from an Ohakune address last week. A charge of theft is expected to be layed, pending completion of the current line of enquiry. The supermarket currently has 62 trolleys in use which at $500 a piece, represents a substantial investment by New World owner Alan Murdie. Mr Murdie said in previous years trolleys have been recovered after being used for such purposes as wood baskets and laundry hampers.
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Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 11, Issue 523, 15 February 1994, Page 4
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102POLICE FILE Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 11, Issue 523, 15 February 1994, Page 4
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