PRINTER PROSECUTED.
BY RUGBY UNION ORDER.
SOUVENIR OR PROGRAMME ?
(By lelegrapl).—Press Association.)
CHRISTCHURCH,' this day.
The issue of an unauthorised pro-, gramme, and sale to spectators. at the second Rugby Test match at Christchurch on July 5, was the subject of a prosecution by J. O. McGillivray,. secretary of the Canterbury Rugby Union, against Archibald Kennedy and Joseph James Meldrum. It was alleged that defendants printed a document purporting to be the programme; of the football match, 1 without an express pei> mit. The programme was incomplete, in that it. did not contain the field numbers of the players. The defence was that the document was not a programme, but. merely a , souvenir. The magistrate reserved his decision.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 221, 18 September 1930, Page 8
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