£200 OF WAGES MONEY STOLEN,
NO CLUE TO THE PERPETRATOR.
WELLINGTON, July 21. The office of Messrs Martin, Hurrell and Snaddon, contractors, who are carrying out extensive work at the Wainuiomata reservoir, was entered on Tuesday and two bags stolen, one containing £185 in gold and the other £15 in silver. The money was intended to pay wages to-day. So far no clue has been obtained as to the perpetrator of the theft.
Tags: Newspaper WaterworksThe Weekly Graphic and New Zealand Mail, November 24, 1909. Morton Dam in Wainuiomata was dubbed Solomons Knob Reservoir.
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The City Council, accompanied by the leading officials, made their annual visit of inspection to Wainuiomata reservoir yesterday.
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Fire at sawmill. A fire broke out at Strand Brothers' sawmill and workshop, Lower Hutt, early yesterday morning.
Gold is reported as having been found in encouraging prospects in the Wainuiomata, near Wellington - Wanganui Herald.
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