BANK WITHDRAWALS
CHARGES OF FRAUD
MOTHER AND SOU ON TRIAL
■• (By Telegraph—Press Association.) ; ■. ■;' AUCKLAND, This Day. The trial has commenced in the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice Fair of Laul Edward Din, aged 23, a clerk formerly in the Post Office Savings Bank', and his mother, Madeline Elizabeth' Dili. ; . , ; . The male accused was charged that by false pretences he obtained on April 1, 1935, £1800, .on July 12 £900, and on August 1 £1850 from' the Auckland branch of-the, Post Office Savings Bank. ,: He .was also indicted on three charges of forgery. The female accused was joined with him in respect of a charge of.obtaining £1850. Both pleaded not .guilty. The son was represented by Messrs. Moody and Kingston, and the mother by Mr. Finlay. The Crown case was conducted by Mr. Hubble, with him Mr. Winter. The Judge, at the request of counsel, asked the .Press to omit the names of depositors. : ■■ .
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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 99, 23 October 1935, Page 13
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153BANK WITHDRAWALS Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 99, 23 October 1935, Page 13
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