night safe

British  

noun

1. a safe built into the outside wall of a bank, in which customers can deposit money at times when the bank is closed

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Example Sentences

Families have gathered under olive trees in a small field to pitch shelters where survivors can spend the night, safe from aftershocks even if their damaged homes stayed mostly erect.

From Reuters

"You have the likes of the Valley Hotel and the butchers. There is not going to be a night safe, so what are they going to do with their takings?," she asks.

From BBC

Even after his mother walked through the door late that night, safe but shaken, his protective impulse remained.

From New York Times

The original night safe and bank manager's private office have been retained and Mr Cooke is currently making plans to transform the underground vault into a farm shop.

From BBC

At the centre of the homestead is a cattle boma, an enclosure where his livestock spends the night, safe from the many predators that roam the area.

From The Guardian