TIN HARES

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 275, 15 July 1932, Page 5

TIN HARES

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! CROSSES SWORDS WITH [TNESS BEFORE THE COMMISSION XCREFIIiLY STUPID"

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itc. J t ■ I ? Ih 13.10 p.m. SYDNEY, Thursday. the lr.tvhnnieal hare inuiry, raWe cvYt nce was heard in to the sn!e of shares in two and ra-Xig companies. The a witne^ was Alban Goe er in Al'an Gee and Comliarebroliers. ldmitted that F. S. Swindell, ;j> Juda'e Swindell, liad handrmach 'que for £5000 and re-

in return. five cheques for each, made payable to five t persons. lonaffhan. K.O., who is assistCommivdiiner, asked the reathat little pastime. Gee relat he did not know. Judiee' IL'tl.-'e Rogers, Royal iioner: "I suggest that a ion like that is to eover np n/' partner. Ilenry Malmgran, tlie did n ot see anything susin his various transactions etrreylmand shares until this ommissii'ii eame along. ustic-f r.uirers interposed: "I know tbore was so much yin Pitt Stroet." lonnpkaa at another stage ind that there was apparently deal of .iuggling of nioneys in ) get it to Swindell. pn was asked to explain a iwi reknircr to a elieque for :or shaivs in a coursing clnb. waed tliat he could not do fastice Rogers? at length ob"This wiiness is either in'stupid er is not telling the gran: I am telling the truth. lommissieneT: Well you mean atyou are ineredibly stupid? Valtrie Kelly. solicitor's clerk, isnie was mentioned freely in ion with share- deals, gave J that ihe first she knew of re> was w hen her name was oii in the Press, and conseste was most annoyed. Sser witm ss, James Hutson, led a transfer of 12,000 idrcittod that he was only a aeting en behalf of a Mr. :earinjpr was adjourned.