Thefts from the golf pavilion at the Race Course ground by burglars who broke into the place durin Sunday night or early—yesterdz: morning were discovered by Chinese servants at about 6 a.m. yesterday. The burglars had gained entry by breaking a window and had stolen a quantity of golf clubs and, perhaps, other property.
As it could not be stated with any degree of certainty yesterday exactly what had been stolen, locker renters are asked to visit the pavilion as early as possible in order io determine if any of their gear is missing. A notice requesting ihe cooperation of the locker renters in this respect has been issued by Mr. L. J. Hughes, secretary of the Recreation Ground Committee of Management.
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