A CASHIER'S DOWNFALL.
LARGE PAYMENTS TO A WOMAN By Telegraph—Press Association—Cbuyriffht London, December .17. Walter Robson, for many years cashier at the London office of ths Commercial Rank of Australia, was charged at the Police Court with stealing.£7ooo in bank notes,,the bank's property. ■' , Counsel for the prosecution stated thnt accused's defalcations totalled £7-100. of which sum £270 had been returned. and more would possibly be recovered.
Evidence was given that Robson persuaded Mr. Wallace, the manic?r of the ban!:, to sign a cheque for £7000 on the nlea that he required it to pay withdrawals by Lionel Robinson, ofClarke and Co., who was a .large customer. '.. ..' \ :
Robson opened several accounts Vat oilier banks, and paid large sums to a woman named Cora Minnctt.; "
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1936, 19 December 1913, Page 7
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123A CASHIER'S DOWNFALL. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1936, 19 December 1913, Page 7
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