READING CUPS
TEA ROOM PROPRIETORS FINED.
(Per •Press Association— Copyright.)
WELLINGTON, August 12
The display of. nptioer to the. effect that teacup , wading: is ; for fun and iperriment, and that \no ,is made to ’tell fortunes or the future is .. not sufficient to protect a tea r room proprietor , from -acts , - that are subsequently performed. by* teacup reader®, according- tof‘a,-decisiottH by Mr Page, S.M.' He fined the proprietor of the Lyric Tearooms,'Andrews, £3, and con--victed and, discharged Kathleen Buch- . anan, ■ , calling herself , -“Madame; Queen.” " * • Another proprietor, Hongon, of the “Quick, Step in, Tearooms,” was fined ' £3 on one charge,;,and 'ordered to pay. costs on another. A female defendant, Alice Beale, otherwise- “Madamo Glyn,” was competed and discharged.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 August 1932, Page 5
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117READING CUPS Hokitika Guardian, 13 August 1932, Page 5
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