Another Burglary.
On Monday' night, or paily on yesterday morning, the station-master's room at Morrinsville was broken into and'evidently a close search made for money. The 'burglar effected an cm ranee by 'breaking- the glass in the window of the room, which. .faces the LiohfiiiM platform^ and turning the window hasp, raided the 'windo,\v, and thus easily got inside ; and from the station-master's room into the telegraph office which opens into it. The cash draper, and ticket cupboayd were
both forced opon, and generally things "' pulled about, but no money was<dis— / covered as it was all locked up jn the safe, "which was not in this instance removed ; and the burglar relumed as be came in without carrying anything away. Possibly he may return at a future date and 'try and lemnvp'tlie safe to a distance (as .w«e done nt Te Aroba station). The police wore communicated with and proceeded, to- ;]Vl'p/i\ns\ille early yesterday i niorning, bofcthe miscreant left no tracea behind Uim, and so far no clue lv.a been, ol tairied as" to his identity,^
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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 378, 19 June 1889, Page 2
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176Another Burglary. Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 378, 19 June 1889, Page 2
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