THE CHARGES.
- Mclntyre wns charged with that, „ whilo Director of Exhibits at the Now Zealand International Exhibition at Christchurch, on October let.. 11)00, ho did steal the sum of £21 tis, tho moneys • of his Majesty King Edward VII. Mr Stringer: 1 appear for the Crown, nnd ask for c remand until Saturday morning, at 10.30. It may •bo fonnd then that it is not necessary to call evidence. I don't think it is necessary -to have all tho charges read. 'Mr Johnston: I appear for the ac-cust-d, your Worship, and esk for bail. . The Magistrate: You have no objection, Mr btringer ? Mr Stringer: No, your Worship. The Magistrate: Very Veil, 1 will allow bail, himself in £100 and one surety of £100 or two in £50. Mclntyro -was subsequently released on bail. The following further charges are to bo preferred against Mclntyre: — Stealing £35, Exhibition moneys, on Decembor 3rd, 190G; £'12 on October 27th, 1906; £19 10s on November 21st; obtaining £5 on April 9th, 190", by false pretences from Frank A. Cook; on April 9th, obtaining £7 fromAitken and Roberts by false pretences.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12896, 30 August 1907, Page 7
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THE CHARGES.
Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12896, 30 August 1907, Page 7
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