MUNGANA CASE
CANDID ANSWERS. i I (Australian Press Association.) BRISBANE. August, V In the course of the Alungyna action to-day. Mr McGill, the counsel For the Crown read answers given by the defendants to the Crown’s interrogatories. Mr Goddard admitted that Mr Reid had allotted ITO sliaies in the Mimgnna -Mines Limited to him “in consideration of the .ri-.Mid-ship. advice and assistance Avhich Goddard had given him in mining undertakings.” Mr McCormack admitted his interest in Mongolia mines, stating it b 'gun in Dc'cmbcr, 1917. under a \erbnl l 'ag;i‘ecVnc l ijT,"\vn'!l l .ME TU-iVI. 'Mr' McCormack received C 10,390 lor his 3.4<0 shares which was paid to the Company by the Queensland (Onernni lit Mr McGill also tendered further answers by Mr .McCormack, showing that lie had paid various substantial sums to Mr Theodore betAvccn .Apiil. 1922, and July, 1923, the largest ol which was CIOOO. Air Theodore did not give receipts. Air Theodore, in (urn. also confirmed his receipt of these sums. The .case was adjourned
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 August 1931, Page 3
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168MUNGANA CASE Hokitika Guardian, 6 August 1931, Page 3
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