BANKRUPT’S MISFORTUNES
There is no doubt that this is a genuine case of misfortune, and the bankrupt seems to have made an honest attempt to meet his liabilities,” said the official assignee this morning, summing up the case of Harold Sharp, a bankrupt accountant. Creditors expressed ' sympathy, and agreed that sharp's failure was the result of 1117 luck.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 235, 23 December 1927, Page 3
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58BANKRUPT’S MISFORTUNES Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 235, 23 December 1927, Page 3
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