PRICE ORDER BREACHES
For selling 2Hb. of pumpkin nt W<l., when the correct price under the Price Order was 7d.. John James ’McKenzie, fruiterer ami confecthmcr. Northland, was lim'd £‘2 by Mr. Harley. S.M.. in the Ist rates* Court. Welliiiuton. yesterday. Defendant pleaded guilty. Air. 11. A. Kennard, who appeared for him. said that the error had been made by (h'frndant’s daughter and would not have occurred if he himself had been there. A price list was exhibited in the shop. William Tunis I’niuhart. butrher. Johnsonville. was lined £2 for selling HHoz. of lamb chops al 1/4. when the correct price was .1/2?. Defendant, who pleaded iruilfy, was represented by Mr. Tarrant. Both prosecutions were conducted by Mr. W. R. Birks.
Charged with making a bet with a bonkmaker. Martin Carr, watorslder. appeared before Mr. Colliding, S.M., in the Magistrates’ Court. Wellington, yesterday. Evidence was given that accused bad been raught in the process of making a bet in a hotel. Mr. I'. W. Onglvy. who .appeared for Carr, said that there was no evidence tn show that the person whom accused was betting with was a bookmaker. The magistrate reserved his decision. SeniorSergeant G. «T. Paine prosecuted.
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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 235, 1 July 1944, Page 8
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198PRICE ORDER BREACHES Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 235, 1 July 1944, Page 8
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