WRESTLER CHARGED
PASSPORT CASE
(By Tclcgrapli—J'ress Association.) AUCKLAND, October 19. The professional wrestler Maynell BlomHeld, or 'Walter Browning, aged 20, appealed in the Magistrate's Court today to face two charges. It was alleged that the defendant on or about Wednesday at Auckland, being a person against whom a maintenance order had been made, attempted to leave New Zealand with intent to make default in obeying the order; and secondly, that on September 27 at, Auckland, knowing that a document applying tor a passport and. purporting, to be. signed by L. Blomfield had .been forged,, attempted to cause Gwendoline Frances Tattersall to act upon it as if it were genuine. • The defendant was remanded until November 1. Bail was fixed at £200. .Lily May Balenzuela, spinster, unemploy' ed, was charged that on or about September 26 at Auckland she did knowingly make a false document or declaration to be made by applicant for a passport purporting to be signed by L. Blomfield with the intention that it should be acted upon as genuine. The defendant was also remanded until November 1, bail being fixed at £200. ' ■ . '
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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 96, 20 October 1934, Page 14
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185WRESTLER CHARGED Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 96, 20 October 1934, Page 14
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