CHARGED DISMISSED
SE'CWD HAND DEALER. (Per Press Association— Copyright.) WANGANUI, July 25. A case of .interest to gold j buy* came before Mr Salmon, S.M., tins morning’. Janies Henry Smith, of Wellington, who carries on the business of a gold buyer in Wanganu and his .assistant, Peggy Stupider;, who manages thlel Wanganui shop, were charged with carrying on the business of a second hand dealer, not being the holder ofi, a: license. The case against Saunders was dismissed, as she was merely a servant, find thierVfore did not carry on. the business. Counsel for Smith laised the point that a second hand dealer was a man who not .only buys, but carries on the exchange of second hand artic Is. A man was not a second hand dealer who purchased .articles for th'a purpose of manufacture or sale: In the present case there was no evidence of tbj sale of any articles. The Magistrate upheld the point raised, and dismissed tile information.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1932, Page 6
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162CHARGED DISMISSED Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1932, Page 6
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