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Evening Star, Issue 21254, 8 November 1932, Page 12

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Tin- jury ret iirncil :i verdict oi: guilty again-i Jabez W i 11ii)in Mace Lnxloid. ex-chairman ol the AVanyanui Technical College! and Fire Hoard, ol forging documents in tlio name ol' Boss and Glendining in order to Mi|i|dy goods to the Teehnical College Hoard. It was stated in evidence that Enxfoi'd laid obtained supplies ol billheads from Ross ainl Glcndining's local branch. The jury added a r:der that in their opinion Imxl'ord had authority to use Ross and Glcntliuing’s invoices, and may have thought hit. had authority also to sign the receipts or vouchers.--Wanganui .Association message. (The facts of (lie case are reported on page 12.)

AIETROPOMTAX TROTS. YaldhuiM Handicap. dOlKovs. 2in. I Cold Country (12yds) I, 0 Ena-' wah ( 12yds) l!, I)ilwor Ili (21yds) Scratched: Sir Author, Peter Pirate. Won by two lengths. Time, Imin 21see,

ALLEGED Hitt:ACHES OF GAAHXG ACT. At the Police Court this afternoon Arthur Edwin Lord, who was represented by Air C. J. L. While, was charged that, having the use of premises at 90 Alacandrow road, he used them as a common gaminghouse. Air White applied lor a-re-mand until Wednesday next, the application being granted. Bail was allowed in the accused’s own recognisance of CIOU. William Edward Holton and William Valentine Forrester were each charged with carrying on the business of a bookmaker. On the application of Chief-detective A'omig the accused were remanded until Monday next, bail being allowed each in bis own recognisance of CTOU.