VALUELESS CHEQUE
FARMER GETS SIX MONTHS'. (By Telegraph —Per Press Association AUCKLAND, June 16. Walter Phillip Hailed, aged 30, a farmer, was sentenced to six months' hard labour to-day for obtaining a first class railway ticket from Auckland to Invercargill, and £24 1?~ in cash, by means of valueless che pica. Counsel for accused said that 'a* wi ; a sick man. asssssr’ „ Delect ivo-SiTgeaiftriKJUy : *‘S,i i-wtlio •DeVk who so,!<l him' the ticket, aud ..gave him the cash." - It was stated previously t:lni: the clerk had to-make good the !„s-.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1932, Page 6
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89VALUELESS CHEQUE Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1932, Page 6
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